Lulu Loves the Library was published in Spring 2006, so will be 10 years in print in 2016! Over these 10 years everybody has fallen in love with this pint-size, book-loving hero – critics, journalists, teachers, librarians, booksellers, parents and especially young children. |
If you would like to see just why the judges think we are committed to diversity while producing books that are commercial successes, you can leaf through any of the books
by clicking here or download our new Spring 2015 catalogue here. The books are even easier to order now that we are distributed by ORCA Book Services (see below). |
Delicate artwork provides a perfect backdrop for this beautiful story set in China. The old woman, Lao Lao, makes simple papercuts, but the greedy emperor hears about them and has her imprisoned in a tower, not realising there’s a dragon watching nearby...
• Features the full story in Chinese script alongside the English; • Lao Lao uses her craft to solve her problems – templates and instructions are included at the back to inspire children to try the craft for themselves. |
Magical artwork enhances this beautiful story set in Russia. The Firebird asks a little girl, Masha, to help hide her eggs from the witch, Baba Yaga. Masha paints them to match the four elements – but has to do even more when Baba Yaga gets her hands on the last one...
• Features poems in Russian Cyrillic script alongside the English; • Masha uses her craft to solve her problems – templates and instructions are included at the back to inspire children to try the craft for themselves. |