Lizzie Zipmouth
By Jacqueline Wilson
Silent Lizzie meets formidable Great-Gran—and discovers a surprising way to find her voice again.
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What is Lizzie Zipmouth about?
Lizzie is upset about moving in with her mum's new partner, Sam, and his two sons, Rory and Jake. She refuses to speak to them, earning the nickname 'Lizzie Zipmouth'. Nothing can persuade her to open up—until she meets Great-Gran, Sam's formidable grandmother. Through their shared love of dolls, Lizzie forms an unexpected bond with Great-Gran, leading her to embrace her new family and find her voice again.
About the author
Jacqueline Wilson is a much-loved British author who has written many popular books for children, including the famous 'Tracy Beaker' series. Her stories are full of interesting characters and real-life adventures. Jacqueline loves reading and writing, and her books have inspired many children to enjoy stories and use their imagination.
Pages
84 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
2008
First published
2000
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