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Fork-lift driver pens children's adventure story

By: Lynn Cox lcox@thekmgroup.co.uk

Published: 00:00, 14 August 2006

Updated: 11:44, 14 August 2006

LUCKY BREAK: Phillip Carey

A MAN from Kent has turned a family joke into a children’s book.

Phillip Carey, who is a fork-lift truck driver, turned his hand to writing when he had to take time off work because of sickness.

Now the 51-year-old of Beechings Way, Twydall, Gillingham, is celebrating the publication of his first book – a children’s tale about the adventures of a dog called Lucky.

Lucky was born from a family joke about a dog they met while visiting relatives in Australia. Once Phil was back home, he got down to writing the story.

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He said: "I would like to be able to write a whole series of Lucky’s Adventure books."

* See Monday's Medway Messenger for the full story.

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