Books with title Lollipop

Another funny, winning, and long-awaited pig tale from Dick King-Smith!Lollipop is no ordinary pig. According to her young trainer, Johnny Skinner — who also happens to specialize in good human behavior — she’s the smartest pig in the entire kingdom. When people stare into Lollipop’s bright, intelligent eyes, it somehow changes them for the better. But can Lollipop win over the spoiled Princess Penelope — and her not-so-pig-friendly parents, the King and Queen?With humorous black-and-white interior illustrations by Jill Barton, Dick King-Smith’s tale about a special pig — and some memorable humans, too — will delight his legions of loyal fans!

In this lyrical read-aloud filled with rhythm and rhyme and illustrated by Caldecott Honor winner Brian Pinkney, follow a little girl as she dances her way to bedtime. Mama says, "Lollipop, stop! Stop!Jumping snapping nonstop."Arms and shoulders pop 'n' lock.Lollie's dancing hip-hop.Watch as Lollipop grooves her way through her bedtime routine, brushing her teeth to the beat and shimmying into pjs. She sways along with her sister, her parents, and even some enthusiastic pets until, finally, Lollie closes her eyes and dances through her dreams. Susan Montanari and Caldecott Honor winner Brian Pinkney offer a playful bedtime read-aloud that perfectly captures the joy of music, movement, and family.

Lollipop is no ordinary pig. According to her young trainer, Johnny Skinner, she’s the smartest pig in the entire kingdom. When people stare into Lollipop’s bright, intelligent eyes, it somehow changes them for the better. But can Lollipop win over the spoiled Princess Penelope—and her not-so-pig-friendly parents, the King and Queen? Dick King-Smith’s tale about a special pig—and some memorable humans, too—will delight his legions of loyal fans!

A lot happens on Lollypop Street, especially to the children who live on the same street. In the latest collection of children's short stories by author Hazel Nasman, Lollypop Lane, the stories begin around a niece and her two aunts as they learn to live together. Hanna, the niece, helps the fighting sisters, Aunts Ruby and Lemonade, accept one another and handle family baggage that emerges with the arrival of their sister, Aunt Lulu. Meanwhile, a boy and his babysitter, Caleb and Tillie, explore mysterious sounds in Caleb's house, and little Eliza shows new friend Cindy that animals can talk. The stories also include the children on a picnic in town and learning lessons with a favorite teacher, Miss Smith. Within the stories are life lessons on telling the truth, helping one another and being nice to others, as well as praying to God and knowing He listens.

Dick King-Smith delights readers again with an enchanting tale of an intelligent pig, her royal family, and one very special teacher.Princess Penelope doesn’t know how to read, and she’s not certain she wants to learn how. But the new royal tutor, Collie Cob the Conjurer - with his long white beard, brimless top hat, and strange, multicolored clothing - is no ordinary teacher. Whether working with a person (like Penelope and her friend Johnny) or a pig (like Penelope’s pet, Lollipop), Collie Cob can teach anyone just about anything, almost as if by magic. Combining short, breezy chapters and abundant black-and-white illustrations, here is a winning pig tale that is sure to appeal to both early readers and the read-aloud crowd.

Lollipop is no ordinary pig. According to her young trainer, Johnny Skinner, she’s the smartest pig in the entire kingdom. When people stare into Lollipop’s bright, intelligent eyes, it somehow changes them for the better. But can Lollipop win over the spoiled Princess Penelope—and her not-so-pig-friendly parents, the King and Queen? Dick King-Smith’s tale about a special pig—and some memorable humans, too—will delight his legions of loyal fans!

Lollipop is no ordinary pig. According to her young trainer, Johnny Skinner, she’s the smartest pig in the entire kingdom. When people stare into Lollipop’s bright, intelligent eyes, it somehow changes them for the better. But can Lollipop win over the spoiled Princess Penelope—and her not-so-pig-friendly parents, the King and Queen? Dick King-Smith’s tale about a special pig—and some memorable humans, too—will delight his legions of loyal fans!