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Lionboy: The Chase: The Chase | Zizou Corder

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Charlie Ashanti is on the run from an amazing floating circus with six homesick beautiful Lions and an extraordinary sabre-toothed creature. Charlie has promised to help the Lions find their way home to Morocco but he has his own problems: his Mum and Dad have been kidnapped and he is determined to find them. His new friends, King Boris of Bulgaria and his security chief, Edward, have promised to help. But Charlie wonders if he was wrong to trust them when he and the Lions find themselves held virtually as prisoners in Venice. They eventually escape with the help of a friendly gondolier, and after a dangerous sea journey the Lions finally make it home and Charlie is at last reunited with his parents.

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Lionboy: The Chase: The Chase | Zizou Corder

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An excellent follow up to Lionboy.
The stakes are higher than ever, the mystery around the antagonists are becoming known, and the extent of the danger the protagonist is in gets far more real.
Twists and turns and the occasional red herring keeps the story rolling at a heart pounding pace.

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