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Sally and Dave, a Slug Story

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Sally and Dave are slugs with different interests and personalities, but when Sally finds herself in trouble, it is up to Dave to come to her rescue.

32 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2008

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Felice Arena

128 books26 followers
Much-loved Australian children’s author Felice Arena is the creator of many best-selling and award-winning children's books for all ages. Some of these include the acclaimed middle-grade historical novels The Boy and the Spy, Fearless Frederic, A Great Escape, and The Unstoppable Flying Flanagan – the bestselling Specky Magee series, the junior series' Sporty Kids and The Besties, and the joyous read-aloud picture books Pasta! and Cheese! Felice's latest novel, Hunt for the Nighthawks, is a thrilling middle-grade adventure that blends mystery, history, and the supernatural.
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898 reviews6 followers
June 17, 2020
Simply superb storytelling about some super, spectacular slugs.

A funny story about an unlikely friendship and not judging the proverbial book by it's cover. A great introduction to the wonders of alliteration. I'll probably never look at a slug the same way again!
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March 6, 2024
An alliterative story about two slugs 🐌 with the moral that just because you don’t aspire to be as sleek and slim as Sally, doesn’t mean you are not special in your own way.
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Author 34 books93 followers
March 21, 2015
First read this a some years ago. Delightfully silly, sassy, sexy little tale about Dave the slug (the Hawaiian shirt wearing kind) and Sally. The alliteration is hilarious and the story, ending with slugs slithering off into the sunset, will melt your heart. Re-readable until it sends you dotty.
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