Dream

Gideon Sterer is a New York Times bestselling author who grew up in the woods of upstate New York. Not too far away, his parents owned a wildlife discovery center where he would run around after hours and let the animals out. His books include If You Make a Call on a Banana Phone, The Midnight Fair, I Will Read to You, and Treehouse Town.  Nik Henderson was raised in Strafford, Missouri, on a small hobby farm surrounded by chickens, goats, ducks, and horses. Inspired by the hillside of the Ozarks, he began drawing and painting at a young age. He studied illustration at the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia. The artist still lives in Strafford.

? “Both introspective and urgent, it’s a story pulsing with empowerment that celebrates collective strength.” — Publisher's Weekly (starred review)? "A rallying cry for young people to demand environmental protection with ­detailed magical illustrations through which the message is powerfully embedded." — School Library Journal (starred review)"A simple message of environmental protection, skillfully conveyed." — Kirkus Reviews"A wondrous, wordless picture book about protecting the natural world." — Booklist