The story of Finding Winnie takes place in the context of WW1. Winnie, named for Winnipeg, became the mascot of the Second Canadian...

   When my not-yet editor Susan Rich first sent me Lindsay Mattick's manuscript for Finding Winnie , she described it as "ful...

 Illustrating Finding Winnie took over a year. The very last thing I did was the cover. Sometimes covers come easily, sometimes it's ...

It has come to my attention that some readers of A Fine Dessert have found the depiction of slavery troubling. Every reader is entitl...

Congratulations to the following schools, which will each receive a set of ten picture books! AB Combs Elementary, Raleigh NC Arcadia L...

Help me turn this drawing into picture books for schools! A few weeks ago I visited the Eric Carle Museum at story time. I read A...

When I was a college student we were always being asked to show our process. We were encouraged to submit our doodles and sketch books and ...

A Fine Dessert is out in the world and I've been so happy to hear about families making blackberry fool together and about teachers con...

It has come to my attention that some elementary school libraries have removed their copies of The Baby Tree from shelves out of concern...

I am proud to share some of the work we did in Rwanda in the beginning of the year. These illustrations form a guide for teachers who are i...