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Lulu, a lively young girl, faces the sting of being told by her brother that she is too little to play with him. Undaunted, she embraces her imagination, dressing up as Ladybug Girl to invent her own playful world. Through this simple yet powerful act of creativity, Lulu discovers that she can forge her own adventures, proving that brave actions and imagination can transform even the smallest moments into something special.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Jacky Davis
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