Laurel Snyder is the author of many books for children. She lives and writes in a small yellow house in Atlanta, Georgia, which she shares with her husband and two sons. She would like to state for the record that while none of these stories are exactly true, none of them are exactly untrue either. Emily Hughes is an illustrator (and sometimes writer) who lives in windy Brighton, England, while thinking fondly of her hometown in Hilo, Hawaii. When making books she uses pencils, her tablet, and a very, very generous stack of paper.
Washington Post Best Children's Books of the Year Parents Magazine Best Book of the Year Plenty of repetition, short sentences, and wide spacing provide effective scaffolding for beginning readers. -The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books You can't get much sweeter than these two irresistible brothers who make their own fun. --Common Sense Media Delightful - School Library Connection Relatable and endearing with a touch of humor. --Imagination Soup Filled to the brim with sincere, slice-of-life sibling moments. -The Horn Book Magazine Four ebullient linked stories introduce the two eponymous brothers and their down-to-earth family. --Publishers Weekly, starred review Sweet and funny. --The Wall Street Journal Utterly endearing. --Julie Danielson, Kirkus Reviews Charlie and Mouse has to be one of our favorites of the entire year, so far. It so easily elicits giggles! --The Children's Book Review A top-notch early reader, with words and art in perfect step. -Kirkus Reviews, starred review