Cover for the book, Free or Force? Features a white background with an illustrated picture of a tiger jumping through a hoop and into a forest.

Free or Force

Author: Lulu Lotus

Last Updated: 9 July 2021Published On: 16 April 2019

Free or Force? helps young people distinguish between an animal’s natural environment versus being used for entertainment.

Cover for the book, Free or Force? Features a white background with an illustrated picture of a tiger jumping through a hoop and into a forest.

Free or Force

Author:Lulu Lotus

Last Updated: 9 July 2021Published On: 16 April 2019

Free or Force? helps young people distinguish between an animal’s natural environment versus being used for entertainment.

NOTES FROM THE PUBLISHER

Free or Force Children’s Book Overview

Free or Force? is the second book in a children’s series that advocates for all animals and instills compassion through living peacefully.

This volume helps youth distinguish between an animal’s natural environment versus being used for entertainment. The book contains vibrant illustrations, engaging text, and characters which were named by children from around the world.

This series is a starter into fundamental animal rights education. Includes bonus coloring page.

About the Author

LuLu was born in Baghdad and immigrated to Canada in 1995. LuLu is a young single mother of 2 boys and spends a great amount of time reading with them. She combined her strong background in art and childcare along with her love for veganism to create a series of vegan children’s books.

Editorial Reviews

“Free or Force is the second book in her children’s book series that focuses on animals used for entertainment. The two books are composed of bright drawings, engaging text, and characters with big sparkly eyes.” – Benzinga. “Rising Children’s Book Author LuLu Lotus Is One of the Most Interesting Authors.” 28 February 2020

Books by Lulu Lotus

Cover for the book, Free or Force? Features a white background with an illustrated picture of a tiger jumping through a hoop and into a forest.
Cover for the book, Kiss or Cook? Features white background with an illustrated shopping cart filled with animals and various foods.

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