Lollopy
By Joyce Dunbar
Lost in the woods, Lollopy finds unexpected friends—while Sophie searches for him.
Genres
What is Lollopy about?
Lollopy is Sophie’s much-loved toy rabbit, with long, floppy ears, arms and legs. When Sophie takes him into the woods, she accidentally leaves him behind. Alone and hurt, Lollopy is discovered by three real rabbits, who try to help him and invite him to join their games. As night falls, Sophie searches for her missing friend. This gentle story explores separation, friendship and reunion, with a reassuring ending for young readers.
About the author
Joyce Dunbar is a much-loved British author who has written over seventy books for children. She is best known for her delightful picture book 'Tell Me Something Happy Before I Go To Sleep'. Joyce’s stories are full of warmth, imagination, and gentle humour, making her books favourites for children and families everywhere.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
1999
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