Description
Lulu the Magnificent
When Lulu finds a hat and wand, she thinks this is finally her chance to be a real magician. But when all her magic fails, Lulu thinks there’s nothing magical at all . . . until she gets a knock on her door.
In this magical picture book, you’ll learn the powerful tools about how random acts of kindness and helping those around you is some of the best magic of all. Geared for children ages 3-7, this picture book about kindness is great to share with all readers. For fans of Pat Zietlow Miller’s BE KIND and Tom Rath & Mary Reckmeyer’s HOW FULL IS YOUR BUCKET.
5-Star Review from Readers’ Favorite
Lulu the Magnificent, is an engaging story to teach young readers about the power of kindness. The story is told in simple language, with some of the story being presented in bright, colorful illustrations. – Emily-Jane Hills Orford, Readers’ Favorite
– Publishing Date: May 10, 2022
– Dimensions: 8×10
– ISBN: 978-1-7363258-8-9
– Library of Congress Number: 2021921680
– Hardcover Bound
– E-Version available
– Publisher: BiblioKid Publishing
– Author: Taylor Krumm
– Illustrator: Antonio Pahetti
Holly –
As a teacher and a parent, this book should be read to every child! Random acts of kindness is a super power, and so easy to do! The story builds upon this simple yet important message. Lulu is Magical! Loved the illustrations too!
Alyson Bowen –
Glad you enjoyed this magical story 💖
Erin Murphy –
Ahhh, just when we think all of our efforts are unseen, not useful; a bit of magic leads us to learn our impact IS fast and true! Author Krumm invites the reader/listener to pause, be kind, & be insightful. Fun read with illustrations to make any adult and child smile. Highly recommended.
Jannesy DeLeon –
A sweet and endearing story about a little girl who wants to be a magician and accomplish great things. However, in the end discovers that the real magic within her was her acts of kindness. This is such an important lesson for us all but key to young children learning how to navigate through life. Being kind should be lesson numer one when shaping young lives. Thank you to author, Taylor Krumm and illustrator, Antonio Pahetti for conveying this message through such an engaging character and beautiful illustrations.