SUSAN EADDY is the illustrator of Sir Drake the Brave and author of Eenie Meenie Halloweenie. Her clay-illustrated books include Papa Fish’s Lullaby and My Love for You Is the Sun. An Art Director for fifteen years, Eaddy has won international 3D illustration awards and a Grammy nomination, and has served as a judge for the Audie Awards. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee.

Praise for The Worried Wiseman:"[A] tale full of heart, faith, and friendship. Truly stunning."—Julie Hedlund, author of Over, Bear! Under, Where?"Use this book during the holidays as an addition to your holiday staples, as an inspiration for discussions on worries and fears, or simply because your students (or your children) cherish the telling and re-telling of the gift of the Magi. Enjoy!"—Picture Book Depot"This is a story that both ignites the imagination and offers some comfort for those who are anxious."—Christine V. Hides, Bless Each One"An imaginative take on the biblical account that strays in details but stays true to the reason the magi followed the star—to find and worship God’s Son, Jesus."—Diane Stortz, author of I Am: The Names of God for Little Ones

SUSAN EADDY is the illustrator of Sir Drake the Brave and author of Eenie Meenie Halloweenie. Her clay-illustrated books include Papa Fish’s Lullaby and My Love for You Is the Sun. An Art Director for fifteen years, Eaddy has won international 3D illustration awards and a Grammy nomination, and has served as a judge for the Audie Awards. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee.

Praise for The Worried Wiseman:"[A] tale full of heart, faith, and friendship. Truly stunning."—Julie Hedlund, author of Over, Bear! Under, Where?"Use this book during the holidays as an addition to your holiday staples, as an inspiration for discussions on worries and fears, or simply because your students (or your children) cherish the telling and re-telling of the gift of the Magi. Enjoy!"—Picture Book Depot"This is a story that both ignites the imagination and offers some comfort for those who are anxious."—Christine V. Hides, Bless Each One"An imaginative take on the biblical account that strays in details but stays true to the reason the magi followed the star—to find and worship God’s Son, Jesus."—Diane Stortz, author of I Am: The Names of God for Little Ones