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1. Tracey Corderoy

Shifty McGifty and Slippery Sam: The Spooky School Mystery

Tracey Corderoy (Author) Tracey grew up in South Wales, on a council estate firmly sandwiched between the steel and chemical works. She's a trained teacher, but now writes full-time in an old damp cottage in a valley in the woods. A multi award-winning author, her first book was published in 2010, and in October 2021, her 72nd.Her passion for nosing into other people's 'stories' began in early childhood, thanks to an ancient set of encyclopaedias and a Ladybird copy of Cinderella.Then one special teacher and many great librarians fed Tracey more and more books. Between their pages real magic started to happen. Impossible became plausible. Characters became friends. Boundaries became gates as slowly her world opened up. Books made her laugh, and cry, and think. They made her feel that maybe she could do things...Steven Lenton (Illustrator) Steven hails from Cheshire and now works from his studio in Brighton, creating an array of charming characters for his books.Best known for illustrating Shifty McGifty series, written by Tracey Corderoy, he has illustrated many lovely books and wrote his first picture book with Nosy Crow, Princess Daisy and the Dragon and the Nincompoop Knights.Steven also loves to visit schools, festivals and bookshops, encouraging and inspiring his audience to draw, giggle and create! He is also a children's book blogger - just search for his name on YouTube. More information about him and his work can be found at stevenlenton.com.

1. Tracey Corderoy

Imposible / Impossible! (Spanish Edition)

1. Tracey Corderoy

It's Only One!

Tracey Corderoy lives near Gloucester in the Cotswolds with her family and a host of lively pets. Once an elementary school teacher, Tracey is now an award-winning writer. She loves visiting schools, libraries, and bookstores, bringing her stories to life with bright, engaging events, and inspiring children to want to be writers.Tony Neal's passion for art has led to a blooming career in children's book illustration. He is currently living in the south Leicestershire countryside. When not working, he enjoys fishing, spicy food, and rocking out on his bass guitar in a local band.

1. Tracey Corderoy

No!

Tracey Corderoy lives near Gloucester in the Cotswolds with her family and a host of lively pets. Once an elementary school teacher, Tracey is now an award-winning writer. She loves visiting schools, libraries and bookshops, bringing her stories to life with bright, engaging events, and inspiring children to want to be writers.Storyteller Tim Warnes has been writing and illustrating kids' books for 25 years. He's passionate about helping parents and caregivers nurture their children through stories worth sharing. Tim also enjoys playing the banjo, birdwatching, and wearing fancy hats. Learn more about Tim's work and the world of picture books on his blog, My Life in Books: www.TimWarnes.com.

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2. Jeannie Willis
3. Jonny Lambert

Ten Stories to Explore Feelings

A.H. Benjamin has been writing children's books since the mid-1980's. He lives in Lincolnshire, UK with his family who have all been an inspiration to him.Jeanne Willis is the author of more than 80 books and lives in London, England, with her husband and two children.Jonny Lambert grew up in Surrey, England, and always knew he wanted to be an artist. Encouraged by his art instructor at the Reigate School of Art and Design, Jonny is now a talented illustrator with more than 300 titles to his name, including designer and paper engineer.Tracey Corderoy lives near Gloucester in the Cotswolds with her family and a host of lively pets. Once an elementary school teacher, Tracey is now an award-winning writer.Jane Chapman has been writing and illustrating for over twenty years and has produced many bestselling and award-winning titles.Ruth Galloway studied art in school but is essentially self-taught.  She knew she was going to be an artist from the age of eight and is now a successful illustrator of a number of picture books. Caroline Crowe spent 10 years as a national newspaper journalist in London, England, before swapping fact for fiction. She now spends her time indulging her love of silliness and writing picture books.Linda Jennings has enjoyed writing since she was a child, but when she moved to London in the 1960's she started writing seriously - mostly about animals - from bears to cats, and anything furry on four legs!Stella J. Jones lives in Yorkshire, England. She loves baked beans and chocolate (but not together) and building ramshackle bookcases for her far-too-big collection of picture books.When not immersed in children's books, Suzanne Chiew loves painting, playing the piano, and long walks on the beach.