A fun and colorful read with a pure and beautiful lesson at it heart.
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"A new quest for Sir Lambalot.."
Synopsis
"Queen Floss lives in a castle grand,
The finest one across the land.
Sir Lambalot is her busiest knight,
With quests to do both day and night."
Queen Floss is determined to rid the land of dragons, giants and trolls, so she turns to Sir Lambalot and his trusty steed Ned to help.
But when the brave knight meets these fearful creatures, he discovers they aren't quite so scary after all.
Written in rhyme and full of fun, this story has an important message about kindness, tolerance and acceptance.
My Review
I could not wait to write this review mainly as this book for the first I have read for review too my 3 year old niece!
luckily the apple has not fallen for from the tree and our very littlest mini twist just loves books so much!
So when the chance to review a read perhaps a little to young now for my mini twist boys I just had to say yes to see what she would think!
Sir Lambalot was a fun and colorful read with a pure lesson at it heart.
As Sir Lambalot goes off on his quest he fins the true meaning of accepting others and the dragons and trolls are not horrible and to be feared but just mis understood and should be accepted as new friends!
Colourful pictures and funs rhymes along with a happy ending and an important message for us all meant that the end of the story was met with lots of clapping and a little girl shouting again again!
Safe to say this story is now a firm favorite in her little library and we cannot wait to collect more from this author!
Author Bio
"I used to be a teacher who loved writing, now I'm an author who loves storytelling."
Jude Lennon is a former Early Years teacher who now works as a Storyteller under the name Little Lamb Tales. She tells stories at Primary schools, community events, festivals and libraries.
Jude is also a children’s author and is the current Disney Winnie the Pooh Laureate for the North West of England. As an official Patron of Reading, Jude works with schools to spread the message about reading and writing for pleasure.
Jude published her first book, The Dragon of Allerton Oak in 2015. Set in her local park (Calderstones) it features the real Allerton Oak which has stood there for 1000 years. Since then, Jude has gone on to publish eighteen further books.
Her books cover topics as diverse as Mindfulness for children, phonics, dragons, pirates, astronauts and books set in other countries (including two bilingual English/Spanish ones).
Jude has written two books for the Bobby Colleran Trust to support their Slow Down For Bobby road safety campaign. As part of the campaign, Jude visits Primary schools across Merseyside delivering funded assemblies to highlight the importance of Road Safety. To date she has read the books to over 150,000 children across the area.
Jude is currently working with Will Hawkes (Hal's Books) a young man with autism. Together they have written two books featuring an autistic main character.
In October 2019, Jude launched her first book for adults - a collection of short stories called 'A Slice of Lennon'. It was well received and she's now working on a full length novel. Her most recent children's book 'That's Our Home!' launched in March 2020 and is all about keeping our beaches clean for future generations.
Her forthcoming children's book 'Sir Lambalot' is due out on April 23rd.
A proud member of Team Author UK, Jude provides a range of courses and writing retreats including -
· 6 Week Creative Writing Course (online at the moment)
· Pick Up Your Pen membership club
· Preparing for an author visit
· Workshops at the Wrexham Carnival of Words Festival and their Writing group
· Weekend writing retreats (not at the moment)
For more information about her books, author visits, creative writing courses and storytelling please visit www.littlelambpublishing.co.uk
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Thank you to the Publisher and Author for sending me an Advanced Reader Copy (ARC) of this novel and for the opportunity to review these works.
All reviews are my own unbiased opinion.
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