Lulu Bell and the Cubby Fort

Lulu Bell #3

by Belinda Murrell

Lulu and her family are visiting their uncle’s farm for the Easter holidays. There are horses to ride, a creek to swim in, and they can even sleep outside in a tent. What fun!

Lulu loves being a cowgirl on the farm, especially when all the cousins decide to build the best cubby fort ever. But when she sees a calf get stuck in the mud, Lulu has to find help – fast!

96 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2013

About the author

Belinda Murrell has worked as a travel journalist, technical writer, editor and public relations consultant. Her overseas adventures inspired her work as a travel writer for the West Australian newspaper and Out & About With Kids travel magazine. Her work has also appeared in the Sun Herald, Sunday Telegraph and Sydney Morning Herald. While Belinda studied Children's Literature at Macquarie University, her passion for children's books was reignited when she had her own three children and began telling and writing stories for Nick, Emily and Lachlan. Belinda's books include the Sun Sword fantasy trilogy, Scottish timeslip tale The Locket of Dreams, French Revolution timeslip tale The Ruby Talisman Australian timeslip tale The Ivory Rose and Australian historical tales The Forgotten Pearl and The River Charm.

Reviews

[Barb Hunt]

A great read for children around 8-10 years of age. My 8-year-old granddaughter loves Lulu Bell and I thought I'd check out the series. This is the second book in the Lulu Bell series that I've read.

[Lola]

I really liked the secret places that they had because I like being a spy on my mummy and daddy. (L, aged 5)

[Sunflower]

Miss 6 loved this book. She could really relate to the characters and events in the story and had fun trying to figure out what would happen next. It was the first in this series we've read and we will definitely read some more.

[Letitia]

Great book. Beautiful illustrations. Well written. Entertaining story. Good characters.