Dotty and the Very Lucky Day (The DOTTY Series, #0)

Dive into the latest short story in the Dotty series.It is indeed a very lucky day at the Calendar House but the question is, for whom? Spend one more magical day with Dotty and Geoff in the grounds of The Calendar House and find out:- what Pip is up to;- why Mrs Gobbins is upset;- how Kenny the gardener loses his breakfast; and- what Great Uncle Winchester is doing in the game larder!Unputdownable!Can't wait for the next offering from Emma Warner-Reed? Dotty and the Mermaid's Purse might not be out until later in the year, but this delightful short story goes a long way towards filling that void.Featuring some of reader's favourite characters from the first book in the series, this 5,000 word short story is peppered with the author's usual brand of gentle humour. Filled with fresh air, fun and just a little bit of sweep's magick!Since the publication of first series book, DOTTY and the Calendar House Key, in 2015, the series has received significant acclaim, including Gold and Silver Literary Classics Awards, , official Seals of Approval from Literary Classics and Honourable Mentions at a number of international Book Festival Awards.What people have to say about The DOTTY Series:Author Emma Warner-Reed has penned a magnificent children's book with suspense that builds as young readers are drawn into the mystery surrounding Dotty's new home. Dotty and the Calendar House Key is highly recommended for home and school libraries and has earned the Literary Classics Seal of Approval.Literary Classics Book ReviewsDotty and the Calendar House Key has truly fired my daughter's imagination for the first time since Harry Potter. Beautifully written and exciting. The Secret Garden meets Diagon Alley. Fabulous!Alexandra Vere, HarrogateMy son has just read the first three chapters and thinks it's brilliant - high praise since he has very decided opinions about what he reads.P. Uglow, HarrogateI really liked the book. It was a bit scary when Dotty found herself in Uncle Winchester's private study. But most of the books I read are a bit scary so that was okay. I would read the other books in the series. Go Team Dotty!Betty, age 7, AmazonEnchanting, innocent and lovely with just the right amount of modern technology...a great read for a grown up 7 year old! She loved it... When is the next one coming out?A. Little, AmazonI read the first chapter [of DOTTY and the Chimney Thief] to the children tonight and they were instantly back to being as gripped as they were by the first book. They both laughed out loud at the wonderful descriptions of Gobby in the kitchen covered in flour (again) and the way she asked Kenny to remove Geoff! They cannot wait to find out what happens next.J. Johnson, Stallingborough