Beth Behrs is an actress, writer, and lifelong horse girl who believes in the magic of storytelling. Best known for her roles on the hit TV series 2 Broke Girls and The Neighborhood, Beth has spent most of her career on stage and screen. Off-screen, she is also an advocate for children’s literacy (thanks to her mother, Maureen), regenerative agriculture, and the healing power of horses. When she is not acting or writing, she can likely be found at the barn, designing cowboy boots, or curled up with her daughter, Emma George, and a good book. Maureen Behrs is a retired first-grade teacher who spent nearly forty years nurturing young minds and fostering a love of reading. Known for her warmth, patience, and dedication to early literacy, she now shares stories with her granddaughter and with children at local libraries. Through both classic tales and new adventures, Maureen continues to inspire the next generation of readers. Romina Galotta is an Argentinean illustrator influenced by classic films, long walks in nature, and antique treasure hunts. She enjoys working with gouache, watercolor, and pencil, and she loves to infuse her illustrations with nostalgic warmth and joy. She illustrated Dear Librarian, Harriet’s Ruffled Feathers, and Squawk of Spanish, among other picture books. Visit her at rominagalotta.com.

Beth Behrs is an actress, writer, and lifelong horse girl who believes in the magic of storytelling. Best known for her roles on the hit TV series 2 Broke Girls and The Neighborhood, Beth has spent most of her career on stage and screen. Off-screen, she is also an advocate for children’s literacy (thanks to her mother, Maureen), regenerative agriculture, and the healing power of horses. When she is not acting or writing, she can likely be found at the barn, designing cowboy boots, or curled up with her daughter, Emma George, and a good book. Maureen Behrs is a retired first-grade teacher who spent nearly forty years nurturing young minds and fostering a love of reading. Known for her warmth, patience, and dedication to early literacy, she now shares stories with her granddaughter and with children at local libraries. Through both classic tales and new adventures, Maureen continues to inspire the next generation of readers. Romina Galotta is an Argentinean illustrator influenced by classic films, long walks in nature, and antique treasure hunts. She enjoys working with gouache, watercolor, and pencil, and she loves to infuse her illustrations with nostalgic warmth and joy. She illustrated Dear Librarian, Harriet’s Ruffled Feathers, and Squawk of Spanish, among other picture books. Visit her at rominagalotta.com.