Overview
In this adorable new A Little Bit Lola adventure, it’s Sir Lola to the rescue! She has a sword, armour and a trusty steed, but is she brave enough to be a knight? Lola’s cousin Millie is coming to play, which means Lola must learn how to flip on the trampoline – and fast. But Lola is scared of doing flips. Can she overcome her fears before Millie arrives? First, she’ll have to face down the vacuum cleaner, spiders and the dark ... This laugh-out-loud early-reader series is perfect for fans of Princess in Black and Dory Fantasmagory! With decodable text, accessible design, and gorgeous full-colour art on every page, A Little Bit Lola is fun for the whole family and sure to spark a love of reading. PERFECT FOR: Kids aged 4 to 8, especially kids who love pink, sparkles, stomping in mud and dreaming BIG Parents, grandparents and carers looking for a funny, engaging series for emerging or newly independent readers Teachers and librarians wanting decodable texts with entertaining storylines Fans of Billie B Brown, Ella Diaries, Juliet the Vet and Willa and Woof MORE LOLA! The fun continues in these A Little Bit Lola stories: Too Big to Be a Fairy Too Small to Be a Giant Too Messy to Be a Princess
Full Product Details
Author: Kiah Thomas ,
Bec Kitson
Publisher: Hardie Grant Children's Publishing
Imprint: Hardie Grant Children's Publishing
Weight: 0.170kg
ISBN: 9781761214530
ISBN 10: 1761214535
Pages: 96
Publication Date: 31 March 2026
Recommended Age: From 4 to 8 years
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Author Information
Kiah Thomas was the littlest person in her house growing up, and telling stories was one of her favourite things to do. She now lives in Melbourne with her husband, three children and at least twelve soft-toy penguins, and she is not the littlest in her house. She does still love telling stories though, and is relieved that imagination doesn’t care how big or how small you are. She is the author of ten books for kids, including middle-grade adventure series The Callers, and dreams of one day having more books than penguins. Bec Kitson is an illustrator based in Wodonga, Victoria – a place she moved to in large part for the autumn trees. She loves making art that delights all ages, which she shares online under @scribblegum_illustration. She loves to draw witches, forests, foxes, cats and koalas, but she loves to draw dragons most of all. Bec can’t pick a favourite colour, and says it changes depending on the day: today it is sunshine yellow. She shares a home with her husband and two daughters, who are named after water and fire.
