Charlie and Lola: I'm Really Ever So Not Well - Lauren Child
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 Charlie and Lola: I'm Really Ever So Not Well - Lauren Child
Newest Review: ... Lola pleads with Charlie to stay with her and do a jigsaw puzzle. The phone rings again - Marv is getting impatient. There ... more  ... follows an imaginative episode where Charlie and Lola are cloud hopping to try to catch a butterfly that is missing from Lola's mobile. Marv, however, arrives at the door and puts an end to this. Charlie lets out a great big sneeze, and the next day he is in bed with a cold. Lola of course brings him pink milk and biscuits and revels in the idea that she will be there every minute for Charlie until he gets better. Poor Charlie is horrified, and the story ends as he shouts for Mum.
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Charlie and Lola: I'm Really Ever So Not Well - Lauren Child: My pink milk tastes green... (784 words)
by - written on 01/11/09 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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Poor little Lola is tucked up in bed with a cold, but big brother Charlie brings her a tray of her favourite pink milk and some biscuits. Today, however, Lola says the milk tastes green and the biscuits are 'too prickly to swallow'. Charlie tries to cheer her up with flowers, but they simply make Lola sneeze. She can't join in a song with Charlie because her throat hurts, but she begs her brother to sing for her. Charlie is in a quandary because he has promised to play football with his friend Marv. He doesn't want to break his promise, but Lola tugs at his heartstrings so he tries 'If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands.' Lola, however, doesn't clap because, ... Read the complete review
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