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Loading... Koala Lou (original 1988; edition 1994)by Mem Fox, Pamela Lofts (Illustrator)
Work InformationKoala Lou by Mem Fox (1988)
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. The moral of this story is that you don't have to win a gold medal for your mother to love you. Good for a story time because the kids can repeat the refrain and it'll remind parents to tell their kids they love them. ( ) Koala Lou is told by her mother "Koala Lou, I DO love you!" hundreds of times daily. Her mother begins to have a busy life and has other koala babies to take care of. Koala Lou does not think she is loved by her mother anymore. She joins the Bush Olympics thinking if she wins she will earn back her mother's love. She comes in second, and is heartbroken. Her Mother comes and says "Koala Lou, I DO love you! I always have, and I always will". This book teaches about unconditional love and tells children that sometimes parent become busy, but that does not mean they do not love you. no reviews | add a review
A young koala, longing to hear her mother speak lovingly to her as she did before other children came along, plans to win her distracted parent's attention. No library descriptions found. |
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