Little Street Library

After working in public relations for five years, and for ten years as a primary teacher, Amy turned her attention to actively pursuing her goal of writing for children. She reviews children's books for My Child Magazine, and hosts Storytime at her local bookshop,The Leaf. Amy is the author of the six-book junior fiction series Tilda Teaches, and the picture book Turning Cartwheels. When she's not writing, teaching or reading, Amy can be found attempting (semi-successfully) to train her bichoodle Fred, trying (unsuccessfully) to find a recipe that both her children will like, and catching up on the latest goings-on in Summer Bay.Erin is a freelance illustrator currently living in Bangor, Northern Ireland. She graduated with a BA in Illustration from Falmouth University in 2017 and has been illustrating ever since. Erin loves drawing cute, energetic characters and incorporating bright colour palettes and traditional textures into her work. When she isn't drawing, Erin spends her time reading, playing video games and hanging out with her husband, dog and two cats.

'Its perfect to get the neighbourhood together'. Geelong Advertiser 'Beautiful'. - Your Kids Next Read'Charming paean to reading and libraries'. Story Links 'A story of how books can build community'. - The Daily Telegraph'A delightful celebration of books and community - something the world can never have too much of.' - NZ Booklovers 'Although aimed at young readers, it is also a perfect read for adults working in community spaces, as it is a lively and meaningful way to share their message'. - Glam Adelaide'The magic of street libraries to bring community together is explored in this heartwarming picture book.' - Reading Time'This book is pure delight.' - Kids Book Review'Street libraries are growing more and more popular in Australia, and this picture book is an engaging ode to these mini literary miracles'. - Buzz Words Magazine