Ten Unusual Features of Lulu McDunn

Review from ForeWord Magazine: For any child who has ever felt different or out of place, Lulu McDunn can help put things in perspective. In this glass half-full story, Lulu struggles with a number of bizarre physical characteristics. While most of us are given only one thumb, Lulu has six on each hand and no fingers. She also has five navels, four knobs on her knees, and a family of nesting birds in her hair. Born into such misfortune as this, even the most optimistic would feel cheated out of a normal life. Lulu, however, has learned to appreciate each flaw as a gift of individuality. She even has discovered little advantages along the way. Her thumbs, for example, are great for opening jars. Vibrant, cartoonish illustrations complement the author s stay-on-the-sunny-side message in a fun and interesting way. Told in a familiar Dr. Seuss-like rhyme and meter, parents will enjoy reading this to their children. For ages three to seven. (July) Reece Karbowski --ForeWord Magazine Product Description Kelly Pulley is no stranger to the world of children's books, in fact go into any library or bookstore and you are sure to find the talented artists work. Ten Unusual Features of Lulu McDunn is the first book Pulley has both written and illustrated himself. A wonderful story told with vibrant drawings and rhyming verse that will not only make you laugh but warm your heart as it teaches a lesson all children should learn, to celebrate the things that make them unique.