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Zanni Louise is an internationally published Australian children's author of over 40 books from picture books to young adult novels (as Zanni L Arnot), including the Handbooks for Little Humans series, This is Home, Hazel's Treehouse, and The Friendship Book. Her books have been recognised by prominent speech pathology and educational publishing awards, as well as awards from Children's Book Council of Australia, White Raven's International Catalogue of Children's Books, Panda Awards, K.O.A.L.A. Awards, and the Australian Book Design Awards, among others. Her middle-grade novel, Queenie in Seven Moves, is on the New South Wales school curriculum. Currently living in an artists' warehouse in The Netherlands, with two tall teens and an even taller husband, Zanni loves visiting schools, organising retreats for grown-ups, and running in forests. She is the founder of The Sunshine House, a growing community of writers, as well as an author ambassador for Room To Read, which supports girls' education and literacy. Find out more- www.zannilouise.com/about Susie Oh is a Korean-American illustrator based in New York. She studied illustration at the Pratt Institute, animal drawing at the American Museum of Natural History, and urban ecology at the New York Botanical Garden. Her debut picture book Soomi's Sweater was a silver medal winner of the 2020 Key Colors Illustrators Competition. Find out more- www.ohsusie.com/
""Such a charming celebration of the joy that shines through all messy chaos of busy family life. Gentle, funny and shows that, at the end of the day, what matters most … is always love.” – Patrice Karst, bestselling author of The Invisible String ""Sunny Gets to Work is the most honest story I've ever read, not just for children. A necessary story, one that brings relief to mothers and speaks to every member of the family. The colorful and beautiful chaos conveys love in more ways than just a hug. I'll carry this book with me whenever I feel like what I'm doing isn't enough.” – Ana Sanfelippo, children's illustrator of We're Moving House, Sunny Side Up, Emmeline Pankhurst (Big people, Big Dreams), and more
