Fiona Barker writes children's non-fiction and picture books. She is a scientist and has worked in the NHS. She has a particular interest in the natural world. Fiona has blogged for The Wildlife Trust about environmental behaviour change and single-use plastic. She lives in Berkshire with her husband, daughter and pet rats.Lorna Scobie is an illustrator and designer based in south-east London. Lorna grew up in the English countryside, surrounded by nature, and her love of the natural world and animal kingdom often inspires her art. She is the creator of the best-selling 365 Days of Art series and has created many picture books for children, including Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit, which won the Tandam prize in France. Collecting Cats was longlisted for the 2020 Klaus Flugge Prize.

Fiona Barker writes children's non-fiction and picture books. She is a scientist and has worked in the NHS. She has a particular interest in the natural world. Fiona has blogged for The Wildlife Trust about environmental behaviour change and single-use plastic. She lives in Berkshire with her husband, daughter and pet rats.Lorna Scobie is an illustrator and designer based in south-east London. Lorna grew up in the English countryside, surrounded by nature, and her love of the natural world and animal kingdom often inspires her art. She is the creator of the best-selling 365 Days of Art series and has created many picture books for children, including Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit, which won the Tandam prize in France. Collecting Cats was longlisted for the 2020 Klaus Flugge Prize.

Fiona Barker writes children's non-fiction and picture books. She is a scientist and has worked in the NHS. She has a particular interest in the natural world. Fiona has blogged for The Wildlife Trust about environmental behaviour change and single-use plastic. She lives in Berkshire with her husband, daughter and pet rats.Lorna Scobie is an illustrator and designer based in south-east London. Lorna grew up in the English countryside, surrounded by nature, and her love of the natural world and animal kingdom often inspires her art. She is the creator of the best-selling 365 Days of Art series and has created many picture books for children, including Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit, which won the Tandam prize in France. Collecting Cats was longlisted for the 2020 Klaus Flugge Prize.