By: Christine Bunn
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Ella and Isaac were cooking up a brew that any cool kids would love, it’s true.
Until Ella screamed, ‘Oh no that’s not right,’ she got an awful fright.
With a dash of delicious, a sprinkle of fun, with a hint of mischief all rolled into one.
Who would have known working together could be so much fun?
When Ella takes her turn to stir the stew, watch what jumps out, it may be a rabbit, it may be a shoe, but you won’t know until you make this tasty brew!
Christine Bunn is a Brisbane-based author whose books inspire both children and adults. Her children’s picture books, including Lollypop Stew, Do You Know You Have a Chicken on Your Head?, and Fredrick Frog, invite young readers into playful worlds full of imagination, laughter, and curiosity. Her latest release, A Travelled Life Finding God’s Purpose, shares Christine’s personal journey of faith, growth, and self-discovery, offering readers an honest and uplifting testimony of courage and transformation. A devoted wife and mum to Patrick, Matthew, and Ella, Christine writes from a place of heart and experience.
Connect with the author on:
IG: @littlebunnysbooknook
LinkedIn: /chrissybunn70
FB: @cbunn2
TikTok: @littlebunnysbooknook
A fantastic and fun story that parents will love to read and kids will want to enjoy the story time and time again.
Such a fun children’s book! My toddler loved making lollipop stew - he was so excited and talks about it all the time.
Asd expected by the title, this is a bright happy little adventure. The illustrations are colourful and appealing.
There's lotss of big smiles and general good fun, The children enjoy doing stuff together and enjoy cooking
together, and of course in the end, they LOVE their Lollypop Stew
Lollipop Stew is such a fun, entertaining, and engaging book for young children. I teach Prep and cannot wait to use this rich authentic text as a mentor text to introduce our Rhyming Unit. This text also leads to working on other writing genres such as procedures.
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