Lulu Moves Home
Anna McQuinn and Rosalind Beardshaw
Alanna Max

There’s soon to be a new addition to Lulu’s family and her parents have decided that their current home won’t be big enough for five people so they need to move.

Mummy has a great packing plan and off they go to buy lots of sticker sheets. Then back indoors they set to work boxing up their things and adding orange stickers to those holding Lulu’s things, green for Zeki’s, yellow for her Mummy and Daddy, blue for the kitchen things and purple for the things belonging in the living room. Mummy also lists the contents of the boxes. Goodness what a protracted process.

However, by the evening virtually everything is packed so it’s fortunate that their upstairs neighbour invites them to share a farewell supper with her.

After breakfast the following morning, everything that will be required straightaway is packed, Mum takes a last minute photo and in come the removal people.
When they reach their new home, all the boxes are waiting and as they contemplate unpacking, their kind new neighbours call bringing dinner.

Then it’s time to begin unpacking and thanks to Mum’s careful planning, all the boxes are where they should be. Lulu puts her important things by her bed before falling fast asleep in her new room.

Another charmer of a story about Lulu et al, and what a brilliant way of organising their move.