Christina Leigh Daly is a teacher, author, and illustrator who loves sharing her passion for art with those around her. In the classroom, she challenges her students to constantly expand their imaginations and tap into their creativity. Christina strives to inspire her students to be adventurous in their work, to be good art observers, and build the foundation for a lifelong appreciation for art. She has an interest in all facets of art and enjoys trying new techniques and methods for expressing creativity from crafting, to woodworking, to painting, photography, and more. Christina is also equally involved in music. As a singer, she loves many genres and enjoys attending concerts with her husband. Christina lives in New Jersey with her husband and beautiful baby girl, and she values her family most of all! Christina Leigh Daly is a teacher, author, and illustrator who loves sharing her passion for art with those around her. In the classroom, she challenges her students to constantly expand their imaginations and tap into their creativity. Christina strives to inspire her students to be adventurous in their work, to be good art observers, and build the foundation for a lifelong appreciation for art. She has an interest in all facets of art and enjoys trying new techniques and methods for expressing creativity from crafting, to woodworking, to painting, photography, and more. Christina is also equally involved in music. As a singer, she loves many genres and enjoys attending concerts with her husband. Christina lives in New Jersey with her husband and beautiful baby girl, and she values her family most of all!
The author is truly an artist at rhymed prose and is sure to immediately capture the attention of any young child. Her lively illustrations enhance the lyrical nature of the story of Henry, the Green Zebra-Pig, as well as bring Henry and the other characters to life. The underlying message of celebrating our own uniqueness and appreciating that of others is one that resonates through time. --Laura J. Goodrow, TeacherThe moral of the story, to be accepting of everyone especially those who are different, is one that resonates with many. It is a great reminder to all and is so important in a children's book. The illustrations are incredible and bring the story to life! --Christina Drogin, Mom-to-beA delightful, charming story that shares why it's ok to be different! --Jessi Oliano, Photographer & Mom I love this book!! It is well-written and flows nicely, and the illustrations are wonderful. But the best part about this book is its message...there is nothing wrong with being different! As a mom to a young daughter who is disabled with multiple special needs, I feel that this book is a perfect way to teach kids about differences and acceptance. My two kids love this book as well, especially my daughter because she can relate to it...and she loves pigs! --Lisa Hunt, mom
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