Beth Ferry lives by the beach in New Jersey where she loves scanning the shore for sea glass. In addition to sea glass, Beth has found countless shells, mermaid purses, and a few sand dollars. She often finds tennis balls and brings them home to the delight of her two bulldogs. Through the years, Beth has also picked up boatloads of trash. She is the author of many picture books including Stick and Stone, The Scarecrow, and The Peddler of Puddles. Sea Glass Girls is her first novel in verse. You can learn more at bethferry.comDudolf—also known as Gergely Dudás—is the author of Bear’s Merry Book of Hidden Things and Bear’s Spooky Book of Hidden Things. He became beloved worldwide after his seek-and-find cartoon “Where’s the Panda?” swept the internet, delighting kids and grown-ups alike. He lives in Budapest, Hungary. Visit Dudolf online at thedudolf.blogspot.com.

"An appealing book for young readers that celebrates working with one’s hands—and one’s friends—to create something fabulous." — School Library Journal (starred review)“Utterly adorable. Just what the toddler ordered.” — Kirkus Reviews

Beth Ferry lives by the beach in New Jersey where she loves scanning the shore for sea glass. In addition to sea glass, Beth has found countless shells, mermaid purses, and a few sand dollars. She often finds tennis balls and brings them home to the delight of her two bulldogs. Through the years, Beth has also picked up boatloads of trash. She is the author of many picture books including Stick and Stone, The Scarecrow, and The Peddler of Puddles. Sea Glass Girls is her first novel in verse. You can learn more at bethferry.comDudolf—also known as Gergely Dudás—is the author of Bear’s Merry Book of Hidden Things and Bear’s Spooky Book of Hidden Things. He became beloved worldwide after his seek-and-find cartoon “Where’s the Panda?” swept the internet, delighting kids and grown-ups alike. He lives in Budapest, Hungary. Visit Dudolf online at thedudolf.blogspot.com.

"An appealing book for young readers that celebrates working with one’s hands—and one’s friends—to create something fabulous." — School Library Journal (starred review)“Utterly adorable. Just what the toddler ordered.” — Kirkus Reviews