Amelia Dee and the Peacock Lamp

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Amelia Dee and the Peacock Lamp By Odo Hirsch

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Amelia Dee and the Peacock Lamp. By Odo Hirsch. Amelia Dee was a fantastic writer. She wrote about many amazing things, like princesses and how they live with all their glamour and royalty, but when she meets a real princess, her stories will change forever…. The Family of Amelia Dee. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Amelia Dee and the Peacock

LampBy Odo Hirsch

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Amelia Dee was a fantastic writer. She wrote about many amazing things, like

princesses and how they live with all their glamour and royalty, but when she meets

a real princess, her stories will change forever…

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The Family of Amelia

DeeFather- Rich for creating an insect repellent which was

meant to be a sneezing powder. Will not stop trying to create something else that will change the world.

Mother- Very arty person, always creating something. Many paintings around the house. Has phases in sculpting

depending on her mood.

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Friends of Amelia Dee

Eugenie- Thinks she knows everything there is to know about princesses. Always has to be right about everything.Kevin- Always having arguments with Eugenie, he always

has to be right as well. Mr Vishwanath- Yoga teacher that lives underneath Amelia.

Doesn’t talk very much, but helps Amelia quite a bit.

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The Princess

Wants everyone to treat her importantly and treats everyone as their status.

Comes to Mr Vishwanath’s yoga classes. Is very bitter and mean.

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