Neal Zetter is a comedy performance poet, children's author (of nine poetry books), and entertainer with vast experience in communication management and mentoring. He uses his interactive, rhythmic, rhyming poetry to  develop literacy, confidence, creativity and communication in everyone from age 3 to 103. His first poetry collection for Otter-Barry Books was The Universal Zoo: The Conservation Place at the Far End of Space. He lives in LondonWill Hughes is an illustrator and author of children's books, including Neal Zetter's The Universal Zoo. He studied at Hereford College of Art followed by a first-class degree in Illustration at the University of Edinburgh. He was chosen for the 2018-19 Picture Hooks mentoring scheme. He lives in Malvern, Worcestershire.

"Here's a book you can tap out a rhythm to, sing to, dance to. It zaps and claps its way through the world of words, getting us to look closely at how words can make music. On the way it helps us ask questions about what writing is for and what's going on in the world. Zetter Zetter, now I feel better."

Neal Zetter is a comedy performance poet, children's author (of nine poetry books), and entertainer with vast experience in communication management and mentoring. He uses his interactive, rhythmic, rhyming poetry to  develop literacy, confidence, creativity and communication in everyone from age 3 to 103. His first poetry collection for Otter-Barry Books was The Universal Zoo: The Conservation Place at the Far End of Space. He lives in LondonWill Hughes is an illustrator and author of children's books, including Neal Zetter's The Universal Zoo. He studied at Hereford College of Art followed by a first-class degree in Illustration at the University of Edinburgh. He was chosen for the 2018-19 Picture Hooks mentoring scheme. He lives in Malvern, Worcestershire.

"Here's a book you can tap out a rhythm to, sing to, dance to. It zaps and claps its way through the world of words, getting us to look closely at how words can make music. On the way it helps us ask questions about what writing is for and what's going on in the world. Zetter Zetter, now I feel better."