About This Book
In this delightful Charlie and Lola story, Lola declares she is an alligator and refuses to do anything a little girl would do, like eat her peas or go to bed. Her patient older brother, Charlie, cleverly plays along, finding imaginative ways to encourage Lola while respecting her fantastical identity. This book beautifully captures the essence of childhood imagination and the loving, often humorous, dynamic between siblings. It's perfect for sparking conversations about pretend play and understanding different perspectives.
Discussion Prompts
1
If you could be any animal for a day, what would you be and why?
2
How does Charlie show he loves Lola, even when she's being an alligator?
3
What are some of your favorite games to play using your imagination?
4
Have you ever pretended to be something you're not? What was it like?
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