“Lulu” means pearl in Arabic—a name given to symbolize something precious, beautiful, and rare. And that’s exactly what little Lulu is.
Curious, cheerful, and full of life, Lulu loves exploring and playing with the people around her. But something unexpected begins to happen… Lulu starts to change—one pale spot at a time.
What’s happening to her?
Will others see her the same way?
Will she still have friends?
Lulu’s Colour: The Girl Who Turned Pearly White is a touching and uplifting storybook that gently introduces children to themes of change, appearance differences, confidence, inclusion, and inner beauty. Written with emotional warmth and beautifully illustrated, this book is perfect for encouraging empathy and self-esteem in young readers.
Why You’ll Love This Book
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A positive, gentle story about embracing differences
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Encourages confidence and emotional resilience
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Helps children understand friendship, kindness, and empathy
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Perfect conversation starter for parents and educators
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Simple, expressive writing ideal for independent readers
- Suitable for Islamic homes and classrooms
Key Features
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Author: Sadaf Azhar Omar
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Publisher: Safwah Publications
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Category: For Ages 7–12
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Format: Paperback
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Pages: 22
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Size: A5 Landscape
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Language: English
Who This Book Is For
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Young readers aged 7–12
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Children experiencing personal or physical changes
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Parents wanting uplifting, values-based stories
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Islamic schools, classrooms, and counsellor libraries
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Anyone who loves heartfelt, meaningful children’s books
