Lucius and His Collection of Unusual Things

by: Kathy Coughlin; Illustrated by Robert Holton

Published by: Coughlin

Reviewed by Barbara Fielder

This lovely hardcover book, with captivating, fascinating and whimsical illustrations, is a treat for the young and young at heart. As a parent, you’ll find this book one to which you will turn for many bedtime rhymes.

Lucius is the central character in this short story. He collects very odd, colorful and unusual things. As he shares his interpretation of these colorful collections you may wonder, as his visitor, why he spends all of his time looking for the unusual and proudly displaying his treasures.
The treasures and the central character may spark a creative dialog with your child. The poem may inspire your child to look at unusual and odd things from a different and wondrous perspective.

When you spend time reading this book made up of one long rhyming poem to your child, you’ll both discover the reason why Lucius keeps his vast collection of unusual things. Enjoy–I really, really did!

Armchair Interviews says: Lucius and his antics ia a wonderful addition to any child’s library.

This book is available only through author’s Web site: http://www.SuperiorLetterpress.com?110180