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Just Like Mummy - cover

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Just Like Mummy

Lucy Freegard

Publisher: Pavilion Children's

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Summary

Who wouldn’t want to be just like mummy, when she is loving and silly, creative and practical? She also knows how to have fun, and even if she messes up, it’s never a big deal. Mum can deal with any situation, turning disaster into joy, and tears into laughter. This celebration of mums is a beautiful, funny and heartwarming story.

 
The follow up to Just Like Daddy from Lucy Freegard, this is funny, captivating and colourful – a delightful read.
Available since: 02/15/2019.

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