Lulu and the Flying Babies

av Posy Simmonds (häftad, 2003)

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All because of baby Willy, Lulu had to go to the museum. She didn't want to see the dinosaur or those pictures - she wanted to play in the snow. So she sat on a bench and picked her nose. 'That's filthy! Use your hanky not your sleeve!' said a small voice behind her. Before Lulu knew it, she was swept off by two cherubs and taken on a wonderful flying tour of the museum, where she and her new friends rolled in the snow and splashed in the sea, growled at a tiger and even fed crisps to a king's horse!

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Språk: Engelska
Antal sidor: 32
Utg.datum: 2003-04-01
Upplaga: New ed
Förlag: Red Fox
Medarbetare: Simmonds, Posy (ill.)
Illustratör/Fotograf: Posy Simmonds
Illustrationer: 32
Dimensioner: 249 x 213 x 4 mm
Vikt: 137 g
ISBN: 9780099451150

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"More magical games in paintings for a grumpy girl" -- Amanda Craig The Times 20050917

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Born in Berkshire Posy Simmonds studied French at the Sorbonne before returning to England to attend art school. In the early seventies Posy produced a daily cartoon in the Sun but she is best known for her regular cartoon series in the Guardian during the eighties. In 1987, she embarked on a new career in children's picture books and has produced several best-selling titles including Fred, Lulu and the Chocolate Wedding and F-Freezing ABC. In addition she continues to produce books for adults, the most recent being Gemma Bovary in 1999.

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