Little Lou and the Woolly Mammoth

Written by Paula Bowles
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Little Lou and the Woolly Mammoth by Paula Bowles

When Little Lou finds a wriggly, squiggly piece of wool amongst a pile of toys, she curiously gives it a tug. But - what's this? The wool tugs back - there's something at the other end! And as Little Lou follows the wool, she realises that it's attached to ...A giant woolly mammoth! Quick, RUN! But soon the woolly mammoth gets snagged, and he starts to get smaller ...And smaller ...And smaller. In fact, he is so small that he doesn't really seem so scary anymore - he's just the right size for a cuddle! A charming tale of fear, friendship and not judging a book by it's cover, beautifully illustrated by Paula Bowles.

About the Author

Paula graduated from Falmouth College of Arts in 2005, and has worked with a number of publishers including Random House Children's Books and Templar. Her first book, Scary Mary (Tiger Tales), was published in 2012, and her second book What Goes Up (Tiger Tales) will be published later this year. Woolly Mammoth is Paula's first book with Bloomsbury. Paula lives and works in Bristol.

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Format

Hardback
32 pages
Interest Age: from 0 to 5

Author

Paula Bowles
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Publisher

Bloomsbury Childrens an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Publication date

8th May 2014

ISBN

9781408839652

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