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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Lola Zola Lives in a Candy Store!
Okay, not really. Lola Zola still resides in the magical town of Mirage in the California desert. Lola Zola and the Lemonade Crush, however, can now be found amid the jaw-breakers, gum drops, and special chocolates at Pulp & Hide … Continue reading
We Love Thank You Notes!
We received some fabulous hand-made thank you cards from students at Santa Monica Alternative School. Take a look!
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Genie Hwang, 6th grade teacher at Santa Monica Alternative School House (SMASH) and Core 3 students. Thank you SMASH school teachers and librarian Diane Greenseid in Santa Monica for inviting Lola Zola into your classrooms. We enjoyed the Readers Theater … Continue reading
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