Hari and His Electric Feet by Alexander McCall Smith and illustrated by Sam Usher

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This book was a brilliant book as it was very realistic apart from the part when Hari has a electric pair of feet and when he summons the chickens , dogs, and people . I enjoyed this book because it was all about dancing and really was interesting .  I liked Hari because he was a very honest boy and even when two boys try to trick him with making him in trouble he still never got tricked and told the police . My favourite character was Hari as he was very brave and kind and always helped people when they were in a trouble . I liked how Hari carried on with a very good life and didn't ruin it with being emotional with his mum and dad as they were in a different town . I would like to recommend this book to young children and that want to know about India.

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