Library Lion

Subjects

Animal Tales - bundles of fur, fluff and fun

Average rating

5 out 5

A wonderful addition to any child’s library, this is the multiple award-winning and bestselling picture book about what happens when a lion visits a library.

In this international and award-winning bestseller about the joys of discovering the library and making new friends, a lion visits the library for the very first time. The head librarian, Miss Merriweather, is very particular about rules in the library. But when the lion visits, she isn’t sure what to do – there aren’t any rules about lions in the library! As it turns out, this lion seems very well suited to library visiting. His big feet are quiet on the floor and he makes a comfy backrest for the children at story hour, too. When an emergency happens, however, the lion has a dilemma. Should he come to the rescue in the only way he knows how, even if it means breaking Miss Merriweather’s strict rules?

I have read this book

This book is brilliant, I wish there was a lion in my library. We learn all about the rules of the library with mummy when I read this book.

Sir Snoopy Pumpernickel 21.01.2024

Good

Anonymous 31.08.2023

This story is so lovely and the moral of the story teaches us not to “judge a book by its cover” in life. Everyone would be scared of a lion usually but he was gentle and lonely so showed us to listen to each other!

Madam Rose Remmington 24.09.2022

This is a lovely story about a lion who comes to the library and two librarians.

Commander Dobbin Satellite 04.09.2022

I loved the library lion because I love reading. Miss Merriweather was my favourite character because she let the lion break the rules when he was trying to help.

Anonymous 31.08.2021

Really enjoyed this. What a lovely book- teaching you not to run, shout and to care. Great read- our little reader waited with anticipation to see if the lion returned at the end

Corporal Bart Pendragon 28.07.2021

I enjoy reading this book because the lion madeI some friends like the reading teacher and some other small kids. I thought the lion was never gonna come back to the library but actually he did. The head teacher of the library was so happy to see the lion again.

Chief Panda Menace 17.07.2021

I really liked this book!

Fairy Fifi Chipperfield 29.08.2020

It could be improved but it’s good. IMPROVEMENTS 1. It makes some babys cry because of the roaring lion. 2. It’s also a bit scary when she hurts her arm. 3. Could have better graphics. WHAT I LIKE 1. The lion makes it better. 2. Readable Writing. 3. Words make sense. 4. Sad things but happy things too. 5. There was a nice message about accepting everyone and trying to help. HIGHLIGHTS 1. The lion 2. The libary 3. Story time FAVOURITES CHARACTER: Lion PART: Story time DESCRIPTION I would recommend it. I thought it’s quite simple but that’s what makes it good QUSTIONS 1.Did the lion be helpfull? 2.Did the lion be scary? CHALENGES 1. Count the children 2. Count the characters 3. Read 100% of the book

Lieutenant Arthur Vegas 17.08.2020

I like the lion. When it was sad it didn't come back.

Duchess Venus Bouncy-castle 14.08.2019

She enjoyed reading the library lion and was sad when the lion left. She was very happy when he was allowed back in the library and said that the children and miss meriwether would be happy again now. We would reccomend it but not to children too young as it is a long story to keep the attention of the child

Baroness Petunia Aardvark 13.07.2019

It was a brilliant story and my favourite bit was when the lion came to the library everyday. He was a helpful lion!

Don Chester Sequins 09.10.2018

One of the best books ever - about lions and libraries - two of my favourite things!

Anonymous 30.08.2017

Beautiful book, lovely illustrations, just love it.

Anonymous 30.08.2017

This is one of my favourites because my class and I would go on a website to watch this and we loved it. My friend said"you can watch a book?" I was surprised to.

Anonymous 09.08.2017