Tracey Corderoy is a teacher with a passion for literature.
She was born and grew up in industrial South Wales and now lives in
a hidden valley in England with her husband, two children, and an
ever-increasing menagerie of
devilishly-cute-but-sometimes-rather-naughty pets.
Joe Berger is a children’s author, illustrator, and
cartoonist who also makes the occasional award-winning animated
short film and title sequence. When he’s not working, he loves to
play board games. He lives in England with his wife, three
daughters, two cats, and a small dog, all of whom refuse to play
board games with him.
Corderoy’s rhymes are zappy and amusing, and Berger’s drawings are
charming, if not altogether original.
—The New York Times
Berger creates a spunky, retro atmosphere of burbling cauldrons and
swirling pinks in his matte art as the girl learns to appreciate
her grandmother’s witchy eccentricities in this simple story.
—Publishers Weekly
This is a lovely, imaginative romp, with just a pinch of playful
mischief thrown in.
—School Library Journal
Corderoy's rhymes are zappy and amusing, and Berger's drawings are
charming, if not altogether original.
-The New York Times
Berger creates a spunky, retro atmosphere of burbling cauldrons and
swirling pinks in his matte art as the girl learns to appreciate
her grandmother's witchy eccentricities in this simple story.
-Publishers Weekly
This is a lovely, imaginative romp, with just a pinch of playful
mischief thrown in.
-School Library Journal
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