Candy Bee is an author based in London. Inspired to write by the birth of her daughter, she loves creating stories for reading at bedtime, full of silliness and all the things that make little ones laugh.Corrie Gorman is an illustrator based in Dundee, Scotland. Humour is a very important part of Corrie’s practice – she likes to step back and look at everyday life and the comedy that lies within it. She loves to experiment with printmaking and wishes the workshop smell could be bottled as a scent.

Praise for Christmas? That's Not Right! by Candy Bee: 'Christmas goes slightly wrong in this zany picture book, because the turkeys are being stuffed with custard tarts and parrots are being served instead of carrots' Bookseller

Candy Bee is an author based in London. Inspired to write by the birth of her daughter, she loves creating stories for reading at bedtime, full of silliness and all the things that make little ones laugh.Corrie Gorman is an illustrator based in Dundee, Scotland. Humour is a very important part of Corrie’s practice – she likes to step back and look at everyday life and the comedy that lies within it. She loves to experiment with printmaking and wishes the workshop smell could be bottled as a scent.

Praise for Christmas? That's Not Right! by Candy Bee: 'Christmas goes slightly wrong in this zany picture book, because the turkeys are being stuffed with custard tarts and parrots are being served instead of carrots' Bookseller

Candy Bee is an author based in London. Inspired to write by the birth of her daughter, she loves creating stories for reading at bedtime, full of silliness and all the things that make little ones laugh.Corrie Gorman is an illustrator based in Dundee, Scotland. Humour is a very important part of Corrie’s practice – she likes to step back and look at everyday life and the comedy that lies within it. She loves to experiment with printmaking and wishes the workshop smell could be bottled as a scent.

Praise for Christmas? That's Not Right! by Candy Bee: 'Christmas goes slightly wrong in this zany picture book, because the turkeys are being stuffed with custard tarts and parrots are being served instead of carrots' Bookseller