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Last-But-Not-Least Lola and the Cupcake Queens

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

By Christine Pakkala
Illustrated by Paul Hoppe

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Sep 13, 2016 | ISBN 9781629796949 | 7-10 years

Hardcover $16.95

Oct 06, 2015 | ISBN 9781620915967 | 7-10 years

Ebook $6.99

Oct 06, 2015 | ISBN 9781629794334 | 7-10 years

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    About Last-But-Not-Least Lola and the Cupcake Queens

    Lola’s mom is home but not home, because she’s frantically working all the time. Lola’s friends are here but not here as allegiances among the foursome change faster than you can forget your lines for a school play. Lola means well but can’t help acting on her emotions and getting into trouble. She’ll need to dig for bravery as she deals with a possible ghost next door, stage fright, and, hardest of all, making amends with her friends. In this heartwarming tale, Lola is braver than she thinks, and her friendships are stronger than she realizes.

    About Last-But-Not-Least Lola and the Cupcake Queens

    Lola is braver than she thinks and her friendships are stronger than she realizes in this funny, heartwarming tale.

    Lola’s mom is home but not home, because she’s frantically working all the time. Lola’s friends are here but not here as allegiances change faster than you can forget your lines for a school play. Lola means well but can’t help acting on her emotions and getting into trouble. She’ll need to dig for bravery as she deals with a possible ghost next door, stage fright, and, hardest of all, making amends with her friends.

    About Last-But-Not-Least Lola and the Cupcake Queens

    Lola is braver than she thinks and her friendships are stronger than she realizes in this funny, heartwarming tale.

    Lola’s mom is home but not home, because she’s frantically working all the time. Lola’s friends are here but not here as allegiances change faster than you can forget your lines for a school play. Lola means well but can’t help acting on her emotions and getting into trouble. She’ll need to dig for bravery as she deals with a possible ghost next door, stage fright, and, hardest of all, making amends with her friends.

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    About Christine Pakkala

    Christine Pakkala grew up in Idaho and studied English and Journalism at the University of Idaho before heading east to attend the Iowa Writers Workshop (MFA, Poetry Writing, 1993). She was a Fulbright Scholar in 1994 in Helsinki, Finland, where… More about Christine Pakkala

    About Paul Hoppe

    Paul Hoppe is a New York-based illustrator, designer, and author who enjoys venturing into a variety of fields. He works in Editorial Illustration, Children’s Books, Comics, Advertising, Graphic Design, and in the summers he teaches at the School of Visual… More about Paul Hoppe

    About Christine Pakkala

    Christine Pakkala grew up in Idaho and studied English and Journalism at the University of Idaho before heading east to attend the Iowa Writers Workshop (MFA, Poetry Writing, 1993). She was a Fulbright Scholar in 1994 in Helsinki, Finland, where… More about Christine Pakkala

    About Paul Hoppe

    Paul Hoppe is a New York-based illustrator, designer, and author who enjoys venturing into a variety of fields. He works in Editorial Illustration, Children’s Books, Comics, Advertising, Graphic Design, and in the summers he teaches at the School of Visual… More about Paul Hoppe

    About Christine Pakkala

    Christine Pakkala grew up in Idaho and studied English and Journalism at the University of Idaho before heading east to attend the Iowa Writers Workshop (MFA, Poetry Writing, 1993). She was a Fulbright Scholar in 1994 in Helsinki, Finland, where… More about Christine Pakkala

    About Paul Hoppe

    Paul Hoppe is a New York-based illustrator, designer, and author who enjoys venturing into a variety of fields. He works in Editorial Illustration, Children’s Books, Comics, Advertising, Graphic Design, and in the summers he teaches at the School of Visual… More about Paul Hoppe

    Product Details

    Category: Children’s Books

    Paperback | $7.95
    Published by Astra Young Readers
    Sep 13, 2016 | 176 Pages | 5-1/2 x 7-1/4 | 7-10 years | ISBN 9781629796949

    Category: Children’s Books

    Hardcover | $16.95
    Published by Astra Young Readers
    Oct 06, 2015 | 168 Pages | 5-1/2 x 7-1/4 | 7-10 years | ISBN 9781620915967

    Category: Children’s Books

    Ebook | $6.99
    Published by Astra Young Readers
    Oct 06, 2015 | 168 Pages | 7-10 years | ISBN 9781629794334

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    “Life is hard when you’re alphabetically the last kid in your second-grade class, but Lola Zuckerman takes it in stride. As with previous volumes, Lola faces problems that young readers will find all too relatable… frizzy-haired, freckled Lola is an endearing protagonist, and this installment will is sure to garner fans.” — School Library Journal

    “Fans of second-grader Lola Zuckerman will be delighted by this third installment in the cheery series…. Each Lola story stands on its own, so emerging chapter-book readers can easily start here without confusion.” — Booklist

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