Michelle Wilson lives in a busy, noisy, entertaining household in the Noosa Hinterland, Australia. She works as a primary school teacher and aims to spark curiosity with her stories. PJ Reece is an Australian illustrator whose past work includes illustration for Blake Education, and designing greeting cards which sold at various retail outlets. His traditional pen/pencil and wash style illustrations have evolved into digital illustrations using an iPad and drawing app.;
“The illustrations … complement the sparse but engaging story. Full of warmth and whimsy, the book will appeal to children aged three and older.” * Books + Publishing * “This heart-warming story illustrates the difference between a house and a home. [A] touch of humour at the end completed a charming story, that should be read aloud, for 3 to 90 year olds.” * Storylinks * “[A] story that emphases sharing and empathy, love for one another and so much more.” * Schooldays Magazine * “A wonderful, full-of-warmth book, about families, parents, and grandparents and the importance of communication between them. It points to the value of being a close knit unit, and appreciating all that you have.” * Kids’ Book Review * “Engaging and entertaining, The Humongous Humdingle Family and the Tiny House is the perfect book for parents to read to children at bedtime. In doing so, they will embrace the essence of the story: sharing is caring.” * Buzzwords Magazine * “Author Michelle Wilson and illustrator PJ Reece have told this story with a really big title, in such a way that it is fun but thought provoking as well. The text is well broken up, and the illustrations are detailed enough to generate interest. A charming story.” * Blue Wolf Reviews *