The Littles and the Secret Letter

by John Lawrence Peterson, Teddy Slater, Jacqueline Rogers (Illustrator)

When Lucy Little, who lives inside the walls of the Bigg family house, wants a friend her own age, she secretly places a letter among the gifts at Henry Bigg's birthday party, and it is up to her brother Tom to get it back.

Genres: Fiction, Family, Childrens, Fantasy

32 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2001

About the author

John Lawrence Peterson was an American author of children's books best known as the creator of The Littles.

Reviews

[Amberly]

I love the illustration of the Littles making orange juice. Although how they sliced the orange in half and lifted the halve into their homemade juicer is a mystery.

[Ashley Enlow]

This story was short and didn't have much to it. It was about the Littles and how one wanted to make a new friend so she wrote a letter to the Big for his birthday. Can her brother/friend get the letter back before they find out they live in their walls?

[Amber]

I guess I missed the first 5 books, because this story felt very incomplete.