Lucy Estela's love of writing began around the age of 7 when she began writing and illustrating storybooks for her family.
After studying at university Lucy became a developer of websites and games for the kids.
Suri's Wall, illustrated by the talented Matt Ottley, is Lucy's first published book. She lives in Sydney with her husband and three children.
dear mrs lemerel,
ReplyDeletei love when you read this book it is such a lovely story i loved the part when she was tall enough to look over the wall.thanks for reading this book to me i really enjoyed it.
from anthony bou francis
I'm so happy you enjoyed it Anthony, I agree - it is a beautiful story.
ReplyDeletei hope you read us another funny or happy nice book next week
ReplyDeleteThis is a very nice story it tells us that it doesn't matter if you are different to others as long as you are kind from the inside.
ReplyDeleteSo true Christopher! It's an important story that teaches us about being different and the power of the human spirit. I'm glad you understood its message.
Deletei agree to
ReplyDeletehi miss i did not like this book that much, but thank you for letting us read this book
ReplyDeletehi miss i did not like this book that much, but thank you for letting us read this book
ReplyDeleteHi Abdo what didn't you like about it? Was it the story itself or maybe the illustrations?
Deletehi miss lemerel
DeleteIm sorry if saying this to late
i really enjoyed the book it was a nice story and i love how when i put up my hand you give me the best information and detail.
FROM your favourte student Charbel Ibrahim IN year 5
Thank you Mrs lemetle for this book I really enjoyed it
ReplyDeleteMiss the book made me feel sad and happy
ReplyDeleteThank you jacinta. I agree. It does have a bittersweet ending. It's hard to imagine being isolated like Suri and the other children.
DeleteAre you sure the children were scared of suri.
ReplyDeleteYes, at the beginning they were - because she was different.
Deletehi miss thank you for reading this lovely story to us.my favourite part was when at the end suri saw teribbale things but said'let me tell you all about it
ReplyDeleteby the way miss,i remember you said you would put the link to the worlds tallest girl documentary,where exactly is that.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you enjoyed the story so much John. Here's a link:
Deletehttp://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/inner-west/worlds-tallest-woman-and-detention-centre-riots-inspire-childrens-book-suris-wall-by-lucy-estela/news-story/54bd91a259e2084f0472eea0a40ff1db
You might have to copy and paste it into your browser. Let me know how you go.
i loved this book and am glad you read it to us. it might be my all time favourite!
ReplyDeleteWow Sami! That brings me such a smile knowing that! I'm so happy you enjoyed it so much!!
Deletethanks miss it worked fine.Im going to watch it now
ReplyDeleteGood to hear John!
DeleteI love it but a bit sad
ReplyDeleteI agree Antonia, it is a bittersweet story.
ReplyDelete