Noé Carlain has two heads and four hands, and he loves Belgian chocolate. One of his heads is bubbling with ideas and the other brings poetry, love, and emotion. That's right, Noé Carlain is two people: Carl Norac and Alain Grousset. They are also the coauthors of All the Things a Teacher Will Never Say. Ronan Badel was bornin Brittany, France, and lives in Vannes. A graduate of Decorative Artsof Strasbourg, he began writing and illustrating children's books,publishing his first book in 1998. He is the illustrator of The Wolf Will Not Come (Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review and Book of the Year).

“this lighthearted story will appeal to those looking for some humor in their holiday reading.”

Noé Carlain has two heads and four hands, and he loves Belgian chocolate. One of his heads is bubbling with ideas and the other brings poetry, love, and emotion. That's right, Noé Carlain is two people: Carl Norac and Alain Grousset. They are also the coauthors of All the Things a Teacher Will Never Say. Ronan Badel was bornin Brittany, France, and lives in Vannes. A graduate of Decorative Artsof Strasbourg, he began writing and illustrating children's books,publishing his first book in 1998. He is the illustrator of The Wolf Will Not Come (Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review and Book of the Year).

“this lighthearted story will appeal to those looking for some humor in their holiday reading.”

Noé Carlain has two heads and four hands, and he loves Belgian chocolate. One of his heads is bubbling with ideas and the other brings poetry, love, and emotion. That's right, Noé Carlain is two people: Carl Norac and Alain Grousset. They are also the coauthors of All the Things a Teacher Will Never Say. Ronan Badel was bornin Brittany, France, and lives in Vannes. A graduate of Decorative Artsof Strasbourg, he began writing and illustrating children's books,publishing his first book in 1998. He is the illustrator of The Wolf Will Not Come (Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review and Book of the Year).

“this lighthearted story will appeal to those looking for some humor in their holiday reading.”