Corey Ann Haydu is the author of many critically acclaimed books for young readers, including Eventown, Lawless Spaces, Ever Cursed, and One Jar of Magic. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two young daughters, and you can visit her online at coreyannhaydu.com.Anne Appert is an illustrator and storyteller who uses humor and whimsy to inspire kids to dream big and love themselves. Their first book was Blob, a picture book about being yourself. Their second book, What If You Wish?, is a picture book about the power of perseverance and wonder. You can visit Anne at anneappert.com.

“This whimsical chapter book shines with good humor, vibrant artwork, and empathy for young readers and their emotional ups and downs.”—Caroline Carlson, Lit Hub“A sweet exploration of communication and compromise, dealing with loss, and making new friends.”—Ana Menchaca, Booklist“Haydu (A Place for Feelings) sweetly addresses the importance of communication and compromise in fostering positive relationships. Brightly colored illustrations packed with whimsical details by Appert (What If You Wish?) amplify Zoe and Zoomi’s tender emotional journey.”—Publishers Weekly“This wholly magical, wholly child-centered story of GlumbleGlibblers and the humans who love them reads like rolling down a rainbow mud slide to find a picnic waiting at the bottom. With cake, of course.”—Liz Garton Scanlon, author of the Bibsy Cross series

Corey Ann Haydu is the author of many critically acclaimed books for young readers, including Eventown, Lawless Spaces, Ever Cursed, and One Jar of Magic. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two young daughters, and you can visit her online at coreyannhaydu.com.Anne Appert is an illustrator and storyteller who uses humor and whimsy to inspire kids to dream big and love themselves. Their first book was Blob, a picture book about being yourself. Their second book, What If You Wish?, is a picture book about the power of perseverance and wonder. You can visit Anne at anneappert.com.

“This whimsical chapter book shines with good humor, vibrant artwork, and empathy for young readers and their emotional ups and downs.”—Caroline Carlson, Lit Hub“A sweet exploration of communication and compromise, dealing with loss, and making new friends.”—Ana Menchaca, Booklist“Haydu (A Place for Feelings) sweetly addresses the importance of communication and compromise in fostering positive relationships. Brightly colored illustrations packed with whimsical details by Appert (What If You Wish?) amplify Zoe and Zoomi’s tender emotional journey.”—Publishers Weekly“This wholly magical, wholly child-centered story of GlumbleGlibblers and the humans who love them reads like rolling down a rainbow mud slide to find a picnic waiting at the bottom. With cake, of course.”—Liz Garton Scanlon, author of the Bibsy Cross series