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'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was a ''[[The Lucy Wilson Mysteries]]'' short story released by [[Candy Jar Books]] freely on their website in response to the death of George Floyd and protests that followed in 2020.
'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was a ''[[The Lucy Wilson Mysteries]]'' short story released by [[Candy Jar Books]] freely on their website in response to the death of George Floyd and protests that followed in 2020.


== Summary ==
==Publisher's summary ==
''to be added''
It's [[2020]] and [[Lucy Wilson]] has just witnessed the death of [[George Floyd]], followed by the toppling of the [[Edward Colston]] statue in Bristol.
 
Over eight minutes and forty-six seconds, Lucy and Hobo travel through time to discover why the past still has lessons to teach us all.


== Characters ==
== Characters ==
* [[Lucy Wilson]]
* [[Lucy Wilson]]
* [[Hobo Kostinen]]


== References ==
== References ==
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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
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* Candy Jar Books made a special press release for this "departure from the standard Lucy Wilson tale". It included this statement from the author:
{{Quote|When Shaun at Candy Jar asked me to work on this story I was so pleased. Lucy Wilson is an amazing character and I am honoured and humbled to play a small part in her universe ...I must admit that initially I struggled with the tone of this project. Lucy is such a marvellous role model for children and I wanted her story to capture my personal experiences while keeping it age-appropriate. Although BAME life  in the UK is different from the African American experience I felt that there was enough commonality for me to tell this tale.|Julia Press Simmon}}


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==
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