Charlie & Lola

Lola just won't tidy up the bedroom, and Charlie simply can't persuade her to do so.

Lola and her imaginary friend Soren play spies.

Charlie has a new magic set, but Lola wants to be magic too.

Lola is determined to make Charlie's birthday party the best birthday party ever! But is that fairy cakes, dancing and pink things, or monsters, green and things that go squidge.

Lola wants to start a collection.

Lotta finds a new friend at school, and Lola doubts if Lotta is still her best friend.

Lola believes she is the luckiest person in the world.

Lola's favorite red shiny shoes no longer fit. Dad insists that she gets a new pair of shoes.

Charlie is growing a big tomato plant and Lola wants to grow something too.

Charlie and Lola's well-rehearsed circus act for Granny and Grandpa is put in jeopardy when poor Charlie breaks his arm playing football with Marv.

Lola borrows Lotta's fluffy coat.

Charlie and Lola are looking forward to going to see a Chinese puppet show, but they are in a squabbling mood. In fact, today they do nothing but squabble.

At her first ever sports day, Lola decides to compete in the difficult egg and spoon race.

Charlie's favorite show.

Mrs Hanson has chosen Lola to look after Bert, the class guinea pig, for the school holidays. Lola makes sure she knows everything about guinea pigs, or at least everything except for where to find him.

A surprise school trip is planned, but as Charlie, Marv and Lotta speculate about where it might be to, Lola starts to worry that she might get lost.

Charlie and Marv do their Spanish homework, sparking Lola's interest.

Lola wants the bedroom door open, the window blind up and the light on after she hears the story of an ogre.

Marv and Charlie are off to the insect house and Marv's little brother Morton is coming round to play with Lola.

All of a sudden, Lotta can no longer draw.

Charlie and Lola love his pet mouse, but when Nibbles dies, Lola thinks she could never have a pet mouse again.

Charlie convinces Lola that superstitions are not true.

Charlie and Lola involve the whole school in a recycling mission.

Lola is not happy with all the counting, writing and reading at school.

Lola is everso, extremely excited because Christmas is coming and they are taking it in turns to open the advent calendar, After 24 days of hiccups and happy preparations,