FRANCINE CUNNINGHAM is an award-winning writer, artist, and educator who spends her summer days writing on the prairies and her winter months teaching in the north. Francine is a member of the Saddle Lake Cree Nation in Alberta and lives in Strathmore, Alberta. This is her first picture book.MATHIAS BALL is an award-winning trans illustrator whose work draws inspiration from animals, emotions, and the unfiltered imagination and creativity of kids. They live in Goderich, Ontario.

“A tenderly written, beautifully illustrated story that taps into our creative selves. I can already hear the oohs and awes and giggles, and see little fingers circling around the drawings discovering each “what if” and imagining the imaginings. A wonderful story that’s going to kick off so many conversations between readers about all of the “what ifs!”. So much fun!” —Julie Flett, author of We All Play and Birdsong

FRANCINE CUNNINGHAM is an award-winning writer, artist, and educator who spends her summer days writing on the prairies and her winter months teaching in the north. Francine is a member of the Saddle Lake Cree Nation in Alberta and lives in Strathmore, Alberta. This is her first picture book.MATHIAS BALL is an award-winning trans illustrator whose work draws inspiration from animals, emotions, and the unfiltered imagination and creativity of kids. They live in Goderich, Ontario.

“A tenderly written, beautifully illustrated story that taps into our creative selves. I can already hear the oohs and awes and giggles, and see little fingers circling around the drawings discovering each “what if” and imagining the imaginings. A wonderful story that’s going to kick off so many conversations between readers about all of the “what ifs!”. So much fun!” —Julie Flett, author of We All Play and Birdsong

FRANCINE CUNNINGHAM is an award-winning writer, artist, and educator who spends her summer days writing on the prairies and her winter months teaching in the north. Francine is a member of the Saddle Lake Cree Nation in Alberta and lives in Strathmore, Alberta. This is her first picture book.MATHIAS BALL is an award-winning trans illustrator whose work draws inspiration from animals, emotions, and the unfiltered imagination and creativity of kids. They live in Goderich, Ontario.

“A tenderly written, beautifully illustrated story that taps into our creative selves. I can already hear the oohs and awes and giggles, and see little fingers circling around the drawings discovering each “what if” and imagining the imaginings. A wonderful story that’s going to kick off so many conversations between readers about all of the “what ifs!”. So much fun!” —Julie Flett, author of We All Play and Birdsong