Meet Lulu Lamb
The Snugglekins Series — Character Spotlight
Lulu Lamb’s bakery is always warm.
The smell reaches the lane before you reach the door. Inside, something is always ready — a warm roll, a small cake, a cup of something sweet pressed into your paws before you’ve finished saying hello. Lulu notices when you’re cold before you notice it yourself. She remembers what everyone loves. She is ready before anyone asks.
She is always, always ready.
Lulu Lamb is the one who gives. Quietly, constantly, without keeping count. She is genuinely happy when the people she loves are fed and warm and looked after. The bakery is not just where she works — it is where she belongs. The giving is not a performance. It is, as far as Lulu has ever understood herself, simply who she is.
What Lulu has not yet asked — what she has been too busy to ask — is whether any of that would still be true if the bakery weren’t there.
Whether they would come for her.
Lulu is a soft cream lamb in a dusty pink dress with a scalloped hem and embroidered flowers. She carries a small apron bag. Her ears are gentle and her eyes are warm and she is always holding something out before anyone asked for it.
Her story is called Lulu Lamb and the Quiet Kitchen.
It is about a morning when someone came into her kitchen and didn’t want anything she had made. Who pulled out a chair and sat down and stayed. And about what it felt like — for the first time in as long as she could remember — to put something down.
The Snugglekins Series — coming soon from Lit Wick Press.
Safe. Loved. Heard. Enough.
