Lauren Child is the creator of many best-selling and award-winning books, including the hugely popular Charlie and Lola and Clarice Bean series and a spin-off series of novels about Ruby Redfort. She is also the author-illustrator of The New Small Person and That Pesky Rat, among other picture books. She is the Children’s Laureate in the U.K. and has won numerous awards, including the prestigious Kate Greenaway Medal. Lauren Child lives in London.
Lola's impatience for Christmas leads to whimsical adventures and festive surprises.
A picky eater discovers the power of imagination to transform her meals.
Explore a child's moods through colors, finding love and acceptance in every shade.
Can Lola help a shy boy find his voice for a fun afternoon?
Can Charlie convince Lola that school is worth attending?
A young girl faces her biggest worry: losing her best friend forever.
Lola learns the value of saving when her spending leaves her short for a toy.
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Books published each year, stacked by book type.
The share of the catalog represented by each book type.
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Every title in the Bookroo library, ordered from newest to oldest.
Lola's impatience for Christmas leads to whimsical adventures and festive surprises.
Explore a child's moods through colors, finding love and acceptance in every shade.
A stray dog, a secret, and a sister's roller skates—can Clarice keep it all together?
Can Clarice Bean save Christmas when everything goes wrong?
What happens when the perfect child decides to break the rules?
Lola dreams of the perfect dog, but her quest leads to unexpected choices.
Lola's playful math turns a simple shopping trip into a numbers adventure.
A new sibling disrupts Elmore's world, sparking unexpected change.
Lola learns the value of saving when her spending leaves her short for a toy.
A young detective and her butler tackle secret missions and outsmart villains.
An invisibility potion leads to unexpected adventures with a clever sister.
Lola must save a panda despite unexpected chicken pox.
Can Lola stop hiccuping before the school concert begins?
A circus show is halted by an unexpected injury. Can joy be restored?
Lola insists she needs glasses, but does she really?
Lola's skating dreams face a wobbly reality. Will she persevere?
Lola vows never to forgive Arnold. Can Charlie mend their friendship?
Can Lola recycle 100 items in two weeks to win a tree?
When cries for help become a game, will real danger go unnoticed?
Lola must find her perfect Field Day event. Can she succeed?
A school guinea pig goes missing, leading to an unexpected discovery of adorable surprises.
Lola borrows a special coat. Can she keep it pristine?
Can Lola find a way to ride the rollercoaster this year?
Lola's solo adventure turns into a pirate rescue mission.
Can Lola's alligator costume be worn everywhere, even at school?
Can Lola help a shy boy find his voice for a fun afternoon?
Lola's sick, Charlie's gone. Can she recover without him?
Can Lola finally scare her fearless brother Charlie?
A broken rocket tests sibling trust and honesty.
A lost tooth, a missing tooth fairy visit—can dreams save the day?
A young girl faces her biggest worry: losing her best friend forever.
Lola's favorite book is missing from the library. What will she do?
Sibling rivalry turns into a lesson on teamwork.
Two friends lose a dog they're watching. Can they find it before time runs out?
Clarice faces a spelling bee and unexpected trouble, testing her loyalty and courage.
Can Charlie convince Lola that school is worth attending?
A missing friend, a stolen trophy, and an unlikely partner. Can Clarice solve the mystery?
A girl must save a tree to ace her science project and become an eco-warrior.
Can Charlie persuade his energetic sister to finally go to bed?
A picky eater discovers the power of imagination to transform her meals.
Chaos erupts when Uncle Ted babysits: a missing granddad, a loose guinea pig, and a stuck brother.
A young girl seeks peace amidst her chaotic family life.
Clarice juggles a school project, family chaos, and saving the planet. Can daydreams lead to solutions?
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across Lauren Child's books.
