Karen Hesse is the author of numerous books for young
people, including Out of the Dust, winner of the Newbery Medal and
the Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction; The Cats in
Krasinksi Square, illustrated by Wendy Watson; Letters from Rifka,
winner of the National Jewish Book Award; and Night Job,
illustrated by G. Brian Karas. She was also the recipient of a
MacArthur Fellows Grant in 2002.
Charlotte Voake is a Welsh-born author and illustrator of
many books for children, including Ginger, a Nestlé Smarties
Children’s Book Prize winner and American Library Association
Notable Children’s Book; Ginger Finds a Home; Pizza Kittens, a
Nestlé Smarties Children’s Book Prize Silver Medal winner; and
Hello Twins, a New York Times Book Review Best Illustrated
Children’s Book of the Year.
Told in rhyming verse, the story is a quiet study of life by the
sea. The illustrations, which rely on grays, browns, and tans,
perfectly capture the chill and damp of a blustery day. . . .
Librarians and educators will appreciate that the book provides a
gentle counterpoint to the plethora of “sunny days at the beach”
books. . . Perfectly captures the mood of the day.
*Kirkus Reviews*
One to Watch: "exquisitely illustrated […] I could hear the waves
crashing and the wind whooshing on every page […] Granny and Bean
perfectly encapsulates the joy of being out in the wild while
knowing you are safe with someone you love."
*The Bookseller*
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