Author Holly Nunn is giving back to the Greenville community with her book, “The Lovely Adventures of Lulu”

“The Lovely Adventures of Lulu” chronicles the traveling adventures of Lulu, a 9-year-old pup. A portion of the proceeds from the book will go to the Greenville Humane Society.

GVLtoday Lovely Adventures of Lulu

Lulu, the dog and titular character from “The Lovely Adventures of Lulu,” a new children’s book, is giving back to the Greenville community. Author and Greenvillian Holly Nunn wrote this book about her dog’s traveling adventures, and a portion of the proceeds benefit the Greenville Humane Society.

Lulu is a worldly dog, and has traveled far and wide to places like:

  • Saratoga Springs, NY
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Greenville, SC
  • New York City

Told from Lulu’s point of view, the book follows the 9-year-old pup (and sometimes her canine bestie, Molly) on her many journeys as she “lives her best life.” The book features Lulu’s opinions on things like getting a new sibling, mischief making, and riding in a cart (spoiler alert: she does not care for it), and includes plenty of photos.

Get your paws on a copy here.

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