Lucky Cat

Name: Lucky Cat
Brand: Hachette New Zealand Ltd
SKU: 9780762459445
Price: 23.0 NZD
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Bearer of Good Fortune

By Danielle Selber

Series: RP Minis

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Summary

Lucky Cat by Danielle Selber is a humorous tale that delves into the adventures of a feline protagonist with an extraordinary ability to bring luck and chaos to their owner's life. As the story unfolds, the cat's antics lead to a series of comedic events, leaving the characters in amusingly unpredictable situations. Filled with wit and charm, this book offers a light-hearted exploration of fortune and misfortune through the eyes of a captivating cat.
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Lucky Cat

$23⁰⁰

Elsewhere:

~~$24⁹⁹~~

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This book may appeal to you if you enjoy whimsical tales filled with humour and charm. Set in the delightful intersection of luck and companionship, it offers a heart-warming narrative that combines clever wit with endearing character interactions. If you're in need of a laugh and enjoy stories with a touch of magic, this one's for you.

Lucky Cat

Originating in Japanese culture, Lucky Cat, or maneki-neko , is regarded as a charm that brings good fortune to its owner. Included herein is a mini Lucky Cat figure with motorized arm and a 32-page illustrated book on the history of this ancient talisman.

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Originating in Japanese culture, Lucky Cat, or maneki-neko, is regarded as a charm that brings good fortune to its owner. Included herein is a mini Lucky Cat figure with a motorized arm and a 32-page illustrated book on the history of this ancient talisman.

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