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Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday with Happy Birthday to US!

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Happy Birthday to US

by Sherry Ellis

Genre: Children’s Picture Book

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Happy Birthday to US! A Fourth of July
Celebration for kids!

It’s the Fourth of July – and someone’s birthday!

At first, a young child believes the parade, fireworks, and
fanfare are all in honor of his special day. But as the story unfolds, he
discovers the celebration is for something even bigger- America’s birthday!

Told in joyful rhyme and bursting with colorful
illustrations, Happy Birthday to US blends a child’s
excitement for their own big day with the pride and spirit of Independence Day.
Young readers will learn about the meaning behind July 4th – freedom,
community, and the history of America’s independence -while sharing a
heartwarming story about belonging and discovery.

Perfect for

*Classroom and library story times

*Families celebrating summer birthdays

*Teaching children about Independence Day and Patriotism

Whether read aloud at home, in schools, or at holiday
events, Happy Birthday to US is a festive and meaningful
addition to any child’s bookshelf – and a perfect way to celebrate

America’s 250th
Birthday on July 4, 2026!

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Sherry Ellis is an
award-winning author and professional musician who plays and teaches the
violin, viola, and piano. When she is not writing or engaged in musical
activities, she can be found doing household chores, hiking, or exploring the
world. Ellis has previously published the Bubba and Squirt’s Adventure
Series; Don’t Feed the Elephant; Ten Zany Birds; That Baby Woke
Me Up, AGAIN; and That Mama is a Grouch. Ellis lives in Atlanta,
Georgia.

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Book Details:

Book Title:  Mommy Is Here! after a Long Day at the Hospital by  Nathalie P Suarez Moscoso (Author), Edison Cano Cevallos (Illustrator)
CategoryChildren’s Fiction (Ages 3-7), 26 pages
GenreChildren’s Picture Book
Publisher: Stat Parenting
Publication Date: September 2025.
Content Rating: G: Children’s Book

Book Description:

Mommy Is Here! After a Long Day at the Hospital” is a heartwarming bedtime story that captures the magical reunion between Mommy Otter and her baby after a long day apart.

Mommy Otter has been busy caring for patients at the hospital, but now she’s home, ready for hugs, stories, and one very curious little otter.

Mommy’s shift may be over, but her most important job has just begun!

Enjoy this paperback version of the book. This book honors the resilience and special bond between parents working in the medical field and their children. It offers a space for comfort, laughter, and connection for little ones learning that love doesn’t sign off.

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Author Interview with Nathalie Suarez Moscoso, MD

  1. What sparked the idea of writing a children’s book?

In 2020, I was deep in both research and medical training when the idea first came to me. My older son was starting daycare and struggling with the feelings of separation, and I realized there were not many stories that spoke to young children about a parent returning from work, especially in healthcare. The idea stayed with me until I finally had the space to turn it into a book in 2025.

  1. Can you tell us about the book Mommy Is Here! After a Long Day at the Hospital? What is it about, and what does it mean to you personally?

Of course. It is a children’s picture book that follows a mother’s return home after a long hospital shift. It focuses on the moments of reconnection, like sharing bedtime moments and offering comfort. There is a part in the story where the baby otter expresses sadness from missing mommy, followed by a warm reunion. I wanted to create a mirror for little kids who may not have the words to express big feelings. Personally, it is a reflection of my life as a physician mom and it means a lot to share something that can support other families.

  1. How did your background as a physician influence your approach to writing for young children?

As a physician, I do a lot of professional and academic writing, which is usually very factual and not too creative. But the skills we hone in medicine, such as empathy, clear communication, and meeting people where they are vulnerable, can be powerful when applied to storytelling for children. I wanted to bring that same sense of understanding and compassion into a story that families could share with their kids.

  1. What do you hope children and their parents will take away from reading your book together?

I hope children feel comforted and understood, knowing it is perfectly okay to miss a parent and that love remains steady even during long workdays. For parents, I hope the book feels like a gentle and reassuring space, something that helps open up conversations about routines, work responsibilities, and feelings. At its heart, the book is meant to create a warm emotional bridge that brings parent and child closer together.

  1. What feedback have you received so far about the book and what do readers find meaningful?

The feedback has been very heartwarming. When we first released the book, we shared it with close friends and family, especially those who are also physician parents. Many said they have never seen a book that speaks directly to these emotions. Some parents even shared that they cried when reading it because it acknowledges the weight of balancing a demanding career with family life. They felt comforted knowing the story reflects experiences that are often hard to put into words. It has been really meaningful to see that the book resonates with both kids and parents.

  1. What is next for you as an author and what projects are you excited about?

One of the next steps is expanding this work into a broader resource for healthcare parents through our project called STAT Parenting. We are developing more tools and stories to support families who navigate the unique challenges of medical careers. I am also working on the Daddy version of the book. A very common request has been to create different variations, including a daddy otter and a daughter otter. Knowing how many families want to feel represented has been incredibly inspiring, and I am excited to bring those stories to life.

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Meet Author Nathalie P. Suarez Moscoco:

Nathalie P. Suarez Moscoso is a physician and mother who understands the challenges and joys of raising a child while caring for patients. Her experiences as both a doctor and a parent inspired her to create stories that honor the resilience of medical families and the deep bonds between parents and children.

Edison J. Cano Cevallos is a physician and father whose greatest joy comes from the moments of connection he shares with his family after long days at the hospital. Inspired by those tender reunions, he writes stories that reflect the resilience of medical families and the unbreakable bond between parent and child.

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Welcome to my stop on the virtual book tour for Arabesque organized by Goddess Fish Promotions.

Author Elizabeth Ann O’Handley will be awarding a $25 Amazon or B&N Gift Card to a randomly drawn winner. Don’t forget to enter!

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What It’s Like To Be Me

By Elizabeth Ann O’Handley

 

 

Genre: Children’s Book

Synopsis

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This is my journey about being me.

I often wonder what others see.

Do they see me as kind,

or maybe carefree?

Or fearlessly brave? Hmmm, is that what they see?

I was not quite sure,

so, I wanted to see,

what is it that others think about me.

I hope they see truth to the fullest

degree,and a heart filled with love,

for all those to see.

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About Author Elizabeth Ann O’Handley:

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What It’s Like to Be Me is Elizabeth Ann O’Handley’s second book. It was inspired by a visit to her hometown of Glace Bay, in the province of Nova Scotia.

Elizabeth graduated from Cape Breton University with a B.A. in 2005, and received a diploma in Acupuncture from the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners & Acupuncturists of British Columbia in 2011.

In realization of many things, Elizabeth is forever grateful for the love she continues to receive from her family and friends. She reflects on her experiences with a humble heart, and is very emotional about being true to oneself.

Elizabeth is convinced that storytelling can be an effective tool in helping anyone find their path.

Elizabeth is committed to creating positive content, in hopes that it will have an impact on all readers of her work.

 

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The Boy Who Cried Wolf! And Other Great Stories with Lessons
 by Dr. Uzma Farooq, Samir Ahmad, Amani Ahmad

 

Category:  Children’s Fiction (ages 3 to 7), 38 pages
Genre:  Children’s Picture Book
Publisher:  Mascot Books
Release date:   Sep 9, 2025
Content Rating:  G.  This book is a children’s book​

 

Book Description:

Discover the master storyteller Aesop and his timeless tales. Dive into stories about hard work, responsibility, honesty, bravery, karma, and much more. Aesop’s fables come to us from ancient Greece and pass on important life lessons. Dig deep into these thirteen classical stories in this spectacularly illustrated, updated collection.

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

The Tortoise and the Hare

The Goose and the Golden Eggs

The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

The City Mouse and the Country Mouse

The Lion and the Mouse

The Ants and the Grasshopper

The Fox and the Crow

Belling the Cat

The Crow and the Pitcher

The Fox and the Grapes

The Farm Girl and Her Milk

The Crab and His Mother

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MY REVIEW

I think of Aesop’s fables as timeless. While I’m not sure how long ago it was when I first read them, many of the lessons I took away from those reading still linger this many years later. I reference instances from stories such as The Boy Who Cried wolf, The Tortoise And The Hare and The Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing often. And when I use the references in conversation with people of different generations they recognize my inference. That’s how integral the teachings are in my thoughts.

Author Uzma Farooq, along with her son’s Samir and Amani, retold these tales in a wonderful hardcover with stunning, vibrant illustrations. My childhood copy is long gone and I’m thrilled to add this wonderful copy to my bookshelf.

5 STARS

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Meet the Authors:

Uzma Farooq, MD, is a triple board-certified dermatopathologist and artist. She practices medicine in Miami, Florida. She loves to read, and one of her favorite books growing up was an illustrated copy of Aesop’s fables. Samir Ahmad and Amani Ahmad, her sons, helped her write this book with humor and enthusiasm as they learned the lessons themselves along the way.​
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Welcome to my stop on the virtual book tour for Sound Catchers organized by Goddess Fish Promotions.

Author Jessica Coriat will be awarding a $10 Amazon or B&N Gift Card to a randomly drawn winner. Don’t forget to enter!

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Sound Catchers

By Jessica Coriat

 

 

Genre: Children’s Book

Synopsis

Sound Catchers is about Maddy, a twin girl who experiences hearing loss early in her childhood. Initially, she is fitted with bilateral hearing aids. As her loss progresses, she makes the transition to cochlear implants. The book captures the world in which Maddy lives in a lyrical and loving way. It creates an awareness of children with hearing loss as part of the world around them, enabling the reader a glimpse into that experience through Maddy’s journey.

This book contributes to a greater understanding of those who live with hearing loss. It helps the reader to build empathy, and it creates an awareness of differences. As such, it holds a valuable place in the social/emotional curriculum, which is taught in schools nationwide.

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About Author Jessica Coriat:

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Jessica Coriat completed her bachelor of science in Special Education/Elementary Education and went on to earn two master’s degrees, one in Deaf Education and the other in Creative Writing for Children. With over twenty years of experience as a teacher of the deaf and hard of hearing, Jessica continues to teach her students alongside their typical hearing peers.

As a full-time working mother of three teenagers, Jessica has plenty of free time on her hands. She enjoys spending it in her home in New Jersey, with her son, her twin girls and their cavapoo, Bailey. Jessica is also passionate about living a healthy lifestyle. She is thrilled to have written this book and continues to make time to write each day.

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Welcome to my stop on the virtual book tour for The Grateful Green Dinosaur organized by Goddess Fish Promotions.

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The Grateful Green Dinosaur

By Larissa Pemberton

 

 

 

Genre: Children’s Book

Synopsis

Percy the green dinosaur explores practicing gratitude with the help of his friend Custard the unicorn, to turn his bad day around by turning his negative thoughts into positive ones.

As a society, we often tend to focus on the negative. Teaching children to practice gratitude and shift their mindset toward the positive can lay the foundation for a happier, more fulfilling life.

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He stomps outside his cave to go meet with his friend Custard the unicorn. They have organised a nice playdate out on the sunshiny fields. But dark clouds quickly spread across the sky, and it starts to rain!

“Ahh no, I hate the rain!” exclaims Percy to Custard.

As you can see, Percy is very unhappy with the circumstances in his day. He begins to complain to Custard, “I have had such a bad day. Everything seems to be going wrong! I stubbed my toe, I burnt my toast, and now it’s raining!”

Custard responds calmly, “I’m sorry you feel like you have had a bad day. Your feelings are valid. However, focusing on the negative things in your day only brings about more negative things to complain about!”

“Oh really?” asks Percy.

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About Author Larissa Pemberton:

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Larissa is a devoted mother to three young boys. Her path of self-discovery, shaped by the challenges and joys of motherhood—led her to discovering and embracing the life changing practice of gratitude. By incorporating it into her daily routine, she experienced a profound shift in her mental health and overall happiness. Now, Larissa is passionate in sharing this practice with her sons and other children, believing that learning gratitude at a young age can set the foundation for a life guided by joy and emotional resilience.

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Book Details:

Pei’s Pineapple Cakes by Crystal Z. Lee
CategoryChildren’s Fiction (Ages 3-7), 38 pages
GenreChildren’s Picture Book
Publisher: Balestier Press
Publication Date: May 10, 2025.
Tour dates: June 9 to June 27
Content Rating: G

Book Description:

While visiting her grandmother in central Taiwan, Pei finds herself in the middle of a mystery. The pineapple cakes from her grandmother’s bakery have disappeared! Soon Pei is collecting clues as she embarks on a quest to find the missing pineapple cakes.

From traditional Taiwanese artisan craftsmanship to picturesque villages of central Taiwan, Pei discovers the beauty of her grandmother’s hometown. This is a charming story of courage, adventure, and the love between grandchildren and grandparents.

Pei’s Pineapple Cakes is an elaborately illustrated picture book that makes an ideal gift:

  • -Real locations from central Taiwan make for an inspiring geographical, historical and cultural reading experience
  • -Storyline sparks dialogue around kindness, empathy, courage, and resilience
  • -Exquisite illustrations of Taiwanese artisans’ craftsmanship foster appreciation for heritage and traditions
  • -Bilingual text in English and Mandarin encourages learning in both languages
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Author interview with Crystal Z. Lee

-What sort of lessons or values can the story in Pei’s Pineapple Cakes impart?

This is a story of empathy, kindness and courage. It’s also an ode to time-honored artisans and traditional craftsmanship. These days, children sometimes exalt modern technological devices above all else, forgetting nature and the beauty in simple handcrafted goods. I hope this story can spark a discussion surrounding these topics.

Pei’s Pineapple Cakes is a story about grandmotherly love. Were you inspired by your own grandmas when writing this book?

Yes, both of my grandmothers were nurturing and resilient women. Both had endured upheavals of their era in Taiwan, such as war, family separation, martial law etc. Just like Pei’s Amah, my Amahs were loving and fierce women dedicated to their families.

Are your two children’s books about Taiwan (Pei’s Pineapple Cakes and Kai the Dancing Butterfly) related to each other?

They are completely different stories but if you look closely at the illustrations, you will find some parallels. For example, Pei is supposed to be an older version of the girl on the cover of KTDB!

What makes Pei’s Pineapple Cakes stand out among the myriad of children’s food books?

This is an “own voices” bilingual book. But it’s also not a purely food-centric story. There are a variety of traditional Taiwanese folk arts mentioned, such as glove puppetry, Hakka thunder-tea making, Indigenous moon peach blossoms basket-weaving etc. Most of all, it’s a universal story of intergenerational love.

Pei’s Pineapple Cakes is your fourth children’s book but the first one that is bilingual. Why did you decide to write this story in bilingual mode?

I grew up in Taiwan. I spent half of my life in Asia and the other half in the US so I often think, dream, speak, read and write in two languages. Writing bilingually in Chinese and English came naturally and I’m also raising my children to be bilingual.

Pei’s Pineapple Cakes is a story that takes place in Taiwan. What are some of your favorite places in Taiwan?

I attended school near one of Taipei’s Eslite bookstores so was always hanging out there. Nanjing East Road is where my dad’s company was and where I spent many afternoons. I took my engagement photos at Tamsui River so for me, it’s a romantic place. Our babymoon was at the gorgeous Sun Moon Lake and at the beaches of Hengchun. My children also loved chasing butterflies at Maolin. Tainan is a favorite because it contains the oldest districts in Taiwan with alot of historical monuments still preserved.

The book cover of Pei’s Pineapple Cakes is a detailed and exquisite work of art. Tell us about it.

The cover of this book is meant to resemble a pineapple cakes box. The illustrator, Allie Su, really brought this concept to life. In Taiwan, the pineapple cakes packaging is often valued just as much as the actual pineapple cake itself.

Along with children’s books, you also write in other genres and formats. Do you have a more preferred format and genre to write in?

My most preferred format to write in is long form fiction and I gravitate towards historical novels. I also enjoy writing poetry and of course, children’s books.

-All of your children’s books have names in the titles, such as Pei, Mei, Rin and Kai. How do you come up with the character names in your books?

I try to be culturally authentic when choosing names for the characters. For example, in the story of Mei’s Mermaid Mission there are characters from Cambodia, Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, etc., so their names are authentic to their cultural heritage. I remember receiving criticism that some of these names are “difficult to pronounce.” While that may be the case for some, I think this is a teachable moment. When we teach our children to learn names authentic to a particular culture, we are imparting virtues of empathy and respect. In this way, we also help our kids to cultivate an international worldview.

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Meet Author Crystal Z. Lee:

Crystal Z. Lee is a bilingual writer who divides her time between the U.S. and Asia. Crystal grew up in Taipei and later returned to live there in her adult years. Some of Crystal’s fondest memories in Taiwan include boating at Sun Moon Lake, chasing butterflies in Maolin, making pineapple cakes and eating her way through night markets with her family. Besides children’s books, Crystal’s other published works include poetry and a novel. Her other book about Taiwan is titled Kai the Dancing Butterfly. She is also the author of Mei’s Mermaid Mission, A Unicorn Named Rin, and Love and Other Moods.

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Meet Illustrator Allie Su:

Allie Su grew up in Yunlin county, Taiwan. She often finds her illustration inspiration from the great outdoors. One of her favorite places to hike in Taiwan is Sun-Link-Sea Forest in Nantou. She adores Taiwanese cuisine and night market foods, such as stinky tofu, vegetarian noodles and taro pastries from Taichung. Allie also illustrated Mei’s Mermaid Mission and Kai the Dancing Butterfly.

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Foster’s Leash

by Sarah Sommer


Category: Children’s Fiction (Ages 3-7),  38 pages
Genre:  Children’s Picture Book
Publisher:  Mascot Kids
Release date:  April 2025
Content Rating:  G – Picture book intended for children. No mature language or themes.​

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Book Description:

Fostering animals isn’t easy. Suddenly, you’re living with a strange dog that needs your help. And once you’ve finally bonded, it’s time to say goodbye. But hard things are worth doing, especially when they change lives.

​Follow along to see rescue dog Pepper and her foster family navigate the foster process, the feelings that come with it, and how one leash makes all the difference.
 
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MY REVIEW

Taking a dog into your home. Nurturing it. Giving comfort and love. And then letting go is a selfless act. And one of bravery. Those who have dogs know how much they give us. The love they demonstrate when greeting us joyously when we come in the door. Comforting us when we are sad or feeling poorly. They truly are man’s best friend.

Foster’s Leash is a sweet, poignant tale of one young girl’s act of compassion for a dog, Pepper, who needs a home. The illustrations are lovely and the story a gentle one. It’s also an educational experience for those who are considering fostering. Bonding with a foster pet is inevitable, yet, the letting go, knowing the dog will have a home, is a reward in itself. A lesson of love.

5 STARS

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Sarah Sommer is an award-winning children’s picture book author who aims to tell stories that evoke emotion. As a former professional musician, Sarah values the way words, art, and stories come together in picture books. Having fostered many German shepherds, Sarah is passionate about animal advocacy and helping others. Sarah wrote this book to showcase the foster process and inspire others to open their hearts and homes.

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Welcome to my stop on the virtual book tour for The Adventures Of The Unicorn Poo organized by Goddess Fish Promotions.

Author Reice Godfrey will be awarding a $10 Amazon or B&N Gift Card to a randomly drawn winner. Don’t forget to enter!

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The Adventures Of The Unicorn Poo

By Reice Godfrey

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Genre: Children’s Picture Book

Synopsis

Join Sonny and Bailee on their adventure to find a magical Unicorn. The only way to find the magical Unicorn is to follow the trail of POOs until they find a rainbow-coloured, cotton-candy smelling, glitter-covered POO.

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They ran over to the Poo and Bailee said, “Is this Unicorn POO?”

Sonny asked, “Is it the colour of a rainbow? NO!”

“Is it covered in glitter? NO!”

“Does it smell like cotton candy? (Sniff, Sniff) NO!”

This is fox POO as a little tiny fox runs away into the bushes.

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Join Sonny and Bailee on their adventure to find a magical Unicorn. The only way to find the magical Unicorn is to follow the trail of POOs until they find a rainbow-coloured, cotton-candy smelling, glitter-covered POO.

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I am so excited that FUNGI ARE…
MORE THAN MUSHROOMS by Alisha Gabriel & Vivien Sárkány is available now and
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FUNGI ARE… MORE THAN MUSHROOMS

Author: Alisha Gabriel (Author) & Vivien Sárkány (Illustrator)

 

 

Pub. Date: March 15, 2025

Publisher: Tielmour Press

Formats: Hardcover, Paperback, eBook

Pages: 36

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Learn about the hidden world of fungi in this beautifully
earthy non-fiction picture book!

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 From single-celled, microscopic yeasts to massive mushrooms,
fungi are essential to life on our planet yet often overlooked.

Discover how spores disperse, fungi grow, animals find food,
bees heal themselves, and trees communicate, all thanks to this fascinating
kingdom. With straightforward, lyrical explanations, readers will gain insight
into how fungi impact our planet and the interconnectedness of nature.

 

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About Author Alisha Gabriel:

 

Alisha Gabriel is an award-winning children’s book author who
loves speaking at schools and libraries! Her middle grade book Funky Fungi: 30
Activities for Exploring Molds, Mushrooms, Lichens, and More won the 2023
AAAS/Subaru SB&F Book Prize for Excellence in Science Books. When she’s not
teaching, you might find Alisha curled up on the couch with a book, fiddling
around in her craft room, or chasing ideas down rabbit holes.

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About Vivien
Sárkány:

Vivien
Sárkány, an animation graduate from Moholy-Nagy University in Budapest, studied
cultural studies on scholarship in Java at the Indonesian Institute of the
Arts, Surakarta. She spent eight years in Indonesia exploring her passion for
visual arts before returning to Hungary. Now focused on illustration, Vivien
brings stories to life, crafting worlds and characters. Inspired by all living
things, she tries to capture the beautiful little moments of life in her art.

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