Allan Ahlberg has written nearly 140 titles for children,
including Everybody was a Baby Once, The Pencil, The Runaway Dinner
and such classics as The Jolly Postman series and Peepo. His books
have won numerous awards: the Kurt Maschler Award in 1986, the Blue
Peter Award in 2001 and the Children's Book Award in 2002. Allan
lives in Bath with his family.
Bruce Ingman's first book, When Martha’s Away, was published
in 1995 and was honoured with the National Art Library Award. It
also won the 1996 Mother Goose Award for the most exciting British
newcomer to children's books. Since then, he has made four more
picture books, including Bad News, I’m in Charge and Boing!,
written by Sean Taylor. He recently illustrated Ronny Rock Starring
in a Thousand Tiny Explosions by Merryn Threadgould. He lives in
West London.
Funny, touching, ridiculous and dramatic - a treat from start to
finish.
*The Guardian*
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