VBT# The Lizard who Loves a Blizzard - Shelley Larkin and Michael John Sullivan

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Review: The Lizard who Loves a Blizzard - Shelley Larkin and Michael John Sullivan - Septmber 2021


First off, this book has to have the most gorgeous illustrations that I have seen in such a long time, they were so adorably cute. So well done, Yanaisy Puentes Cruz. In this book the lizard lives in Australia which is close to home, myself being in New Zealand and it is Christmas time and all this little Lizard wants is snow. Which for us in New Zealand and Australia, we celebrate Christmas in Summertime, and even in our Winters we rarely get snow at all. Our little Lizard reminded me a bit of Olaf from Frozen who wanted to be a snowman in Summer and was adorable as he got his own little fluffy. All of Lizard's friends and family laugh at him but he stays true to himself and has the faith and hope that it will snow and he will get his Blizzard for Christmas.  The Lizard who loves a Blizzard is all about those Christmas wishes and having faith and believing in Christmas Magic that they will come true. This book is perfect for children aged between 5-10 years old.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3ENWcdl






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  1. Jody SmithJanuary 20, 2022 at 1:20 PM

    This book combines two things my boys love. Lizards and snow. Even though they are yet to experience snow.

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