Book details
Lulu Atlantis and the Quest for True Blue Love
Description
Lulu Atlantis has a big problem: her new baby brother, Sam. With him in the picture, Mother certainly doesnt need her around. Luckily, she has her best friend, Harry, a top-hat-wearing daddy longlegs spider to turn to. Over the course of four enchanting chapters, the two friends rescue a skunk stuck in a yogurt pot, encounter gangster bakers, seek out the Secret Ingredient to make Sams oatmeal edible, and contend with a monster (not to mention an evil cat named Princess Fancy).Through it all, Harry stands by Lulu Atlantis, his one and only True Blue Love, as she searchesquests!for some True Blue Love of her own. With irresistible black-and-white chapter-opening art, plus an imaginative story with a classic feel, this is the perfect choice for young middle-grade readers.From the Hardcover edition.
Age
7-9
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
242 pages
Why to read
- Engaging Adventure: 'Lulu Atlantis and the Quest for True Blue Love' offers readers an engaging and whimsical adventure as they follow the protagonist, Lulu, on her quest. The story is filled with imaginative scenarios that are sure to captivate the minds of young readers and encourage a love for reading and exploration.
- Themes of Love and Family: The book explores deep and relatable themes such as the meaning of true love and the importance of family. These themes are woven throughout the narrative in a way that is accessible to children, providing valuable lessons and conversation starters for parents and educators.
- Unique Characters: Patricia Martin has created a cast of unique and memorable characters that readers will love getting to know. From Lulu herself to the fantastical creatures she encounters, each character is well-developed and contributes to the richness of the story.
- Creative Use of Language: The author's creative use of language and vivid descriptions make 'Lulu Atlantis and the Quest for True Blue Love' a joy to read. The book's lyrical prose can help young readers develop their language skills and inspire a greater appreciation for the art of storytelling.