Golden Girl's Glasses
By Julie McLaren
Golden Girl’s world changes when she discovers what’s been hiding in plain sight.
Genres
What is Golden Girl's Glasses about?
Golden Girl visits the optician and discovers that she needs glasses. At first, she is unsure about wearing them and needs plenty of encouragement from the grown-ups around her. But when Golden Girl finally puts on her new glasses, she begins to see the world more clearly. This gentle story follows her as she gets used to an important change, with simple sentences and colourful illustrations designed to support children who are beginning to read independently.
About the author
Julie McLaren is a British author who enjoys creating stories with intriguing characters, mysteries and surprising twists. Before writing full-time, she worked as a teacher supporting children’s education. She has written several novels, including The Music of the Spheres, Deceiving Ellie and The Art of Forgetting. Julie loves using her imagination to explore memories, friendships and the choices people make. Her books invite readers to look closely, ask questions and discover something new on every page.
Pages
29 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1999
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