Books in Charlie series

Charlie and Lola are due to get their hair cut but Lola is determined that hers is fine just the way it is. The fact that she can't see properly or play or do her ballet doesn't seem to worry her and Charlie can't understand why she won't get her hair cut. Eventually he works out that it's because her hair is so tangled and knotty and she hates having it combed. So Charlie, in his loving and caring big brother way, manages to coax out the tangles and Lola emerges looking like a princess. With six scenes based on an episode from the Charlie and Lola BBC TV animation series, three pages of fabulous reusable stickers allow children to create, adapt and invent their very own Charlie and Lola adventure.

When Lola goes ice-skating with her friend Morten, she absolutely and extremely must have her own skates so she can be the very best skater in the whole school. Charlie reminds her that her guitar and yo-yo-which she really, really wanted-ended up unused in the closet, but she is certain this time is different. Will Lola still be enthusiastic when skating turns out to be trickier and more wobbly than it looks? A wintertime delight, the latest Charlie and Lola escapade is full of Lola-isms made popular on the duo's successful Playhouse Disney show. Lola's real-kid charm endures as the heart of this widely appealing series.

Charlie and Lola, first seen in "I Will Not Ever Never Eat a Tomato", are now stars of the screen and page. First aired on prime time children's BBC in October 2005 and now available on DVD, Charlie and Lola are enjoying superstardom! Lola has got her first ever wobbly tooth and is determined to hang on to it. She really does not want it to fall out. That is until she finds out about the tooth fairy - and the tooth fairy means money to buy new animals for her farm. Suddenly the race is on to wobble that tooth out of her mouth and under her pillow. But disaster strikes when she loses her precious tooth before bedtime. How will the tooth fairy know to visit her?

Today is Charlie's birthday - he is very excited as he is having a special monster party! Lola is excited too and wants to help make it an extremely very happy birthday for Charlie. But Lola's having so much fun, she almost thinks it's her party - she opens all Charlie's birthday cards, makes his friends play musical statues and, worst of all, blows out all the candles on his cake! 'This is actually MY party, not your party, Lola!' says Charlie. Lola tries to think of a way to make Charlie's party really special for him - so she makes special monster presents for all his friends - and everyone has a lovely time!