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As a child Georgie loved owls, her favorite cuddly toys were Owly and Baby Owly!  Georgie comes from an artistic family who were always drawing. Her grandparents ran an art club, where as well as painting with the members, Georgie and her sister would be portrait models with the challenge of keeping still and extra challenge of not getting the giggles!

As a child Georgie loved owls, her favorite cuddly toys were Owly and Baby Owly! Georgie comes from an artistic family who were always drawing. Her grandparents ran an art club, where as well as painting with the members, Georgie and her sister would be portrait models with the challenge of keeping still and extra challenge of not getting the giggles!

Emily Bolam was born in Buckinghamshire, England. She studied at Brighton College of Art where she came up with her first idea for a children's book. Emily has illustrated over a hundred books for children, including Animals Go, Animals Talk, Colors, Counting, Hello, Animals! and Hello, Bugs! for tiger tales. 

David Melling has illustrated more the sixty children's books, writing and illustrating more than fifteen of them. His work has been shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal in England. Before becoming a bestselling author-illustrator, David worked as a photographer and as an animation artist. David lives in England with his wife and their two children.

Since she was a child, Hannah Wood has never been seen without a pencil and paint splattered all over her. She studied politics in college but always wanted to be a book illustrator. Starting off illustrating greetings cards for major international companies soon lead her to her dream. 

With a degree in 3D design Kali Stileman taught until her children were born. Roly-Poly Egg is her first picture book. "My children are my greatest inspiration and my fiercest critics," says Kali. Kali and her children live in an old gamekeepers cottage in the middle of a wood in Wiltshire, England.

Julie Dowing is an award-winning author and illustrator with more than thirty-five picture books to her credit. Julie lives in San Francisco with her husband and two children.

Since she was a child, Hannah Wood has never been seen without a pencil and paint splattered all over her. She studied politics in college but always wanted to be a book illustrator. Starting off illustrating greetings cards for major international companies soon lead her to her dream.