Lola is a fussy eater - but Charlie can get her to eat food with a little imagination.

Today, Lola wants to do everything that's anything all on her own without help from Charlie.

Will Lola ever be sleepy enough to go to bed, Charlie wonders?

You have to be quiet when you're in a library, but that's very hard for Lola.

It's the school play and Lola is determined to be the Sun; yellow is her favourite colour.

Lola and her friend Lotta are really pleased to look after Sizzles the dog in the park.

Lola simply has to win all of the time when she's competing with Charlie.

Something is bothering Lola when it's time to get a hair cut.

Charlie has promised Marv that he'll play football but poor Lola has a very nasty cold.

Charlie wants Lola to hurry or they will be late for school.

What Lola wants more than anything is to make Charlie jump, which proves quite tricky.

You cannot have a picnic without swirly tennis and boildy eggs and, of course, sunshine.

Lola has to keep Charlie's birthday a big secret. And it's really hard to keep secrets.

Lola is terrified of her first ever wobbly tooth, until she learns of the Tooth Fairy.

To please Mum, Lola is determined to stay clean and tidy for her first school photograph.

Lola likes all sorts of creepy crawlies, but she is just not keen on spiders.

Snow is on the way and Lola is bursting with excitement. Lola just loves snow.

It's Lotta's birthday, and Lola has the perfect present.

Lola has a sleepover at Lotta's, but she realises she's left her suitcase at home.

Lola is desperate to join in with Charlie and Marv's musical journey through space.

Lola simply does not have time to play today, she is far too extremely busy.

Life is not fair when you are always small, so Lola does everything she can to be taller.

Lola has a fabulous new alligator costume, and she's never going to take it off, not ever!

Sharing proves a challenge when Lola wants a zoo house and Charlie wants an airport.