Emily Mackenzie is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer who graduated from Edinburgh College of Art. Working mainly with ink, digital collage and screen printing, Emily's illustrative work draws from childhood memories, an inquisitive nature and a vivid imagination. As well as drawing, Emily loves knitting and generally gets very excited about anything bright and colourful! This is Emily's second picture book for Bloomsbury, following on from the successful Wanted! Ralfy Rabbit, Book Burglar. Emily lives in Edinburgh.

MacKenzie’s artwork, equally successful in portraying rabbit and human, is as bright, mischievous and witty as her prose. This is a treat for all bibliophiles and for all those in the making

Emily Mackenzie is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer who graduated from Edinburgh College of Art. Working mainly with ink, digital collage and screen printing, Emily's illustrative work draws from childhood memories, an inquisitive nature and a vivid imagination. As well as drawing, Emily loves knitting and generally gets very excited about anything bright and colourful! This is Emily's second picture book for Bloomsbury, following on from the successful Wanted! Ralfy Rabbit, Book Burglar. Emily lives in Edinburgh.

MacKenzie’s artwork, equally successful in portraying rabbit and human, is as bright, mischievous and witty as her prose. This is a treat for all bibliophiles and for all those in the making

Emily Mackenzie is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer who graduated from Edinburgh College of Art. Working mainly with ink, digital collage and screen printing, Emily's illustrative work draws from childhood memories, an inquisitive nature and a vivid imagination. As well as drawing, Emily loves knitting and generally gets very excited about anything bright and colourful! This is Emily's second picture book for Bloomsbury, following on from the successful Wanted! Ralfy Rabbit, Book Burglar. Emily lives in Edinburgh.

MacKenzie’s artwork, equally successful in portraying rabbit and human, is as bright, mischievous and witty as her prose. This is a treat for all bibliophiles and for all those in the making