Lulu Reads to Zeki

Anna McQuinn is an Irish author and editor of children's books with over 30 years of experience in children's books publishing. She studied English at University College Cork and holds a post-graduate diploma in Education, specialising in Children's Literature. Her seemingly simple yet deliberate style of writing is one of her strengths that brings all aspects of a subject together in the most poetic way. She has written over 25 picture books and is published worldwide in many languages. Her early years picture books are much valued by CLPE and BookTrust. Lulu Gets a Cat is in Empathy Lab's Collection and Lulu Reads to Zeki was listed in Top 10 Culturally Diverse Books for Toddlers & Infants by The Guardian. Lulu Loves the Library and Lulu Gets a Cat are in CLPE Core Books collections. Lulu's First Day and Zeki Gets a Checkup (mentioned in the Reflecting Realities report) are some of her latest titles. In 2018 Anna moved back to Ireland after living in London for many years. She continues to write and edit children's books - always inclusive and deliberately focussed on what matters to small children.

Peters Library Supply September 28th Book of the Week: Delightfully warm text with a very pro books and reading message. Multicultural illustrations add to the charm.With vibrant illustrations and a charming text, Lulu reads to Zeki is a real delight. Bookfest Ireland - Recommended Reading Guide Lulu and her family are unashamedly open and positive role models, and this book will be seized upon by parents of young children and in libraries. The bright, colourful illustrations help to keep the mood upbeat. Ibby Link A lovely book to share with the very young, especially those anticipating a rival for their parents' attention. Books for Keeps IBBY LinkThis is the third in the series featuring Lulu, and celebrating the value and pleasure of reading with small children... Lulu and her family are unashamedly open and positive role models, and this book will be seized upon by parents of young children and libraries. The bright, colourful illustrations help to keep the mood upbeat