Lauren Child

I really enjoy all of the Ruby redford books because of the main character's humor and all of the other funny characters. They are interesting storylines and while reading the books you can find out lots of fun facts and fun places. Her younger books are brilliant books and children really love them and there morals. I would reccomend the younger books for 1+ and the older for 9+.

Book List
Lots of Charlie and Lola books; Clarince Bean, thats me; Clarince Bean, guess who's babysitting; My unkle is a hunkle, says Clarince Bean; Clarince Bean, What planet are you from; Clarince Bean; Spells Trouble; Don't look now; Think like an elf; Scram; How to raise your grow-ups; Alien Beings; Bartle Bobton-Trent; The millionaire child genius; A very fishy tale; Look into my eyes; Take your last breath; Catch your death; Feel the fear; Pick your poison; Blink and you die; Hang in there Bozo.
Birth:
29th November 1965
She studied art at Manchester Polytechnic and London art school. In 1999 she wrote I want a a pet which was her first book.
Fun Facts:
She won the Kate Greenaway Medal from the Library Association. She also started her own company, Chandeliers for the people.

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