There are lots of opportunities to add humour and it is also less off putting for kids who can be reluctant to read as there are no long chapters. Lisa and Lottie (original German title: Das doppelte Lottchen, "The Double Lottie") (published since 2014 in the United Kingdom and Australia as The Parent Trap) is a 1949 German novel by Erich Kästner, about twin girls separated in infancy who meet at summer camp. Je��eli ktoś lubi Dziennik Cwaniaczka to to też powinno mu się spodobać bo jest to bardzo podobne tylko to jest bardziej „dziewczyńska wersja”. daję 5 gwiazdek, bo jako nastolatka przeżywałam te same rozterki i Lottie uświadomiła mi jak bardzo dojrzałam.

Finally summer has arrived and Lottie has BIG plans - scrolling through Instagram, dreaming about MEGA-crush Daniel and sunbathing by the pool on their family holiday to France. So obviously, being in my 30s, I'm not the intended audience for the story of Lottie but I feel working in a primary school, especially in a year 6 class, gives me some insights into their mind. A lead role in the spring musical gives Lottie a chance to dazzle her mega-crush Daniel with her talent as a singing crab but it's not all singing and dancing at Kingswood High. Lottie Brooks is BACK for more extremely embarrassing adventures as she goes on holiday and gets her very first boyfriend!Ale povedzme si, niekedy je radšej povedať veci na rovinu nech sa o nich veľmi nepolemizuje, no nie?

The Lottie Brooks books are written by author, illustrator (of the infamous stick drawings) and Hurrah for Gin parenting blogger Katie Kirby, who has captured a generation of readers aged 9-12 years with her hilarious middle-grade series. No amount of coaxing about the utter joy of a book had worked before, but Katie has managed to capture what this group think and feel in a positive, gently parent-mocking, life-affirming fashion.She told me it was hilarious, and in it were characters based on the kind of people everyone will meet, or has met in their lifetime. I particularly adored how this book tackled a lot of topics that are very prevalent in today's society such as climate change and social media. And although this is a humorous book that had me laughing out loud in some places, there were also some emotional moments where Lottie is crying in bed. When Lottie (under the name of Lisa) finds that her father is planning to remarry, she becomes very ill and stops writing to her sister in Munich.