Have fun exploring the continents with the magic of Lulu the Sheepadoodle; the World Traveling Positive Attribute Fairy.
Lulu the Sheepadoodle is a charming, whimsical and lovable character created to help children learn about the world around them. In this educational adventure she travels to all the continents on Earth where she proceeds to pirouette at the tippy top of the highest mountains; skip stones in the largest lakes, rivers and oceans, and dry off in the hottest and driest deserts.
Her explorations are momentarily interrupted on each continent by fascinating animals found throughout the countries she visits. She enjoys painting her nails bright pink with a Komodo dragon and sharing a feast of worms with a kiwi in New Zealand.
Being a yoga expert, she also finds interesting land marks and monuments to meditate near and practice her poses. It seems quite natural to be in a lotus pose in the center of the Colosseum in Rome, doesn't it?
During her escapades to different lands, Lulu searches for children displaying positive attributes and good deeds in order to help spread magic to flowers. Because flowers are nature's way of spreading happiness.
On finding such attributes as responsibility, kindness and compassion, love, patience and resilience, trustworthiness, honesty and courage, her little nose twitches and her large bushy eyelashes flutter and the magic of each attribute flows into her little fairy wings. As she flaps her wings the magic collected is spread throughout the Universe causing flowers to bloom and sweet fragrances to fill the air. The result is joy and happiness being spread to all living things.
Join Lulu the Sheepadoodle, the world traveling positive attribute fairy, on her first educational adventure to the continents of Earth. Learn along with her while trying out some of her yoga poses and discovering the power of positivity.
With children around the world being forced into virtual learning, 9-year-old Lalu decided to work with her mom (Dr. SNB) on a book that would review fun facts about the continents. With inspiration from her puppy; Lulu the Sheepadoodle, and with a little fairy magic, her first book was born.
