Lulu is swept off her feet by a winged figure and flown into a wonderful world of pictures. Posy Simmonds also wrote "Fred", "Lost", "Making Friends", "The Trouble With Babies", "The Wheels on the Bus" and "The Lighthouse Keeper's Rescue".
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"More magical games in paintings for a grumpy girl" (Amanda Craig The Times 20050917)
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Lulu wants to play in the snow, but the snow is too cold for baby Willy. She does not want to go to the boring old museum to see the dinosaurs or the pictures. So she plonks herself on a bench and picks her nose. 'That's filthy! Use your hanky not your sleeve!' says a small voice behind her, and before she knows it Lulu is being swept off into the wonderful secret world of the museum.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Absolutely enchanting! Since discovering this book a couple of years ago I've run out of nephews, nieces and godchildren to send it to!
Lulu's exploits with her cherub friends in the museum are educational and enchanting, bringing art to life for those younger folk who may find museums and art galleries stuffy and boring.
As ever Posy Simmonds illustrations are perfect (can't really use enchanting again!).
Lulu's exploits with her cherub friends in the museum are educational and enchanting, bringing art to life for those younger folk who may find museums and art galleries stuffy and boring.
As ever Posy Simmonds illustrations are perfect (can't really use enchanting again!).
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By focada
Format:Hardcover
My children loved this book and I loved reading it to them. A girl gets bored with her baby brother and wanders off in a museum where she has an adventure with a cherub (statue) and together they go into the pictures in the museum and have mini adventures before being reunited with a relieved daddy and a museum attendant. Clever writing, great pictures and an innovative story. even if second hand still worth getting
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
This story and picture book can be enjoyed by adults and children alike. A magical storyline, some subtle humour, beautiful illustrations and I'm-SURE-there's-a-message-for-kids-here-somewhere ("Don't pick your nose!", "Use your hanky... Not your sleeve!" and "Don't stand on the seat!") make for a wonderful read.
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Beautifully observed
Anyone who has/had small children or has ever been to a museum or gallery should find a lot to enjoy in this book - so that means pretty much anyone, or at least anyone who can... Read more
Published on 4 July 2008 by Susan J. Sparks
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Posy Simmonds is the well known Guardian cartoonist who has branched out into children's books. Illustrated in much the same style as her Guardian cartoons this story follows Lulu... Read more
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