Ruth often describes her job as "drawing baby toes." Ruth graduated from Birmingham City University in 1996 with a First-Class degree in Visual Communication: Illustration and had such a lovely time she stayed on to do a Master’s degree. In 2018, Ruth was nominated for theKate Greenaway Medal for Illustration. Actively involved with her church, Ruth helps to present a monthly service called "Everybody Sunday," which creatively presents a biblical theme to an all-age congregation. You’ll find Ruth drawing and drinking tea at home in North Staffordshire, where she lives with her husband, two noisy teenage children and a sleepy cat called Orlando.

"Ruth has created a lovely retelling of the Christmas story in a cumulative rhyming style. This will be so much fun to read and to tell!"

Ruth often describes her job as "drawing baby toes." Ruth graduated from Birmingham City University in 1996 with a First-Class degree in Visual Communication: Illustration and had such a lovely time she stayed on to do a Master’s degree. In 2018, Ruth was nominated for theKate Greenaway Medal for Illustration. Actively involved with her church, Ruth helps to present a monthly service called "Everybody Sunday," which creatively presents a biblical theme to an all-age congregation. You’ll find Ruth drawing and drinking tea at home in North Staffordshire, where she lives with her husband, two noisy teenage children and a sleepy cat called Orlando.

"Ruth has created a lovely retelling of the Christmas story in a cumulative rhyming style. This will be so much fun to read and to tell!"

Ruth often describes her job as "drawing baby toes." Ruth graduated from Birmingham City University in 1996 with a First-Class degree in Visual Communication: Illustration and had such a lovely time she stayed on to do a Master’s degree. In 2018, Ruth was nominated for theKate Greenaway Medal for Illustration. Actively involved with her church, Ruth helps to present a monthly service called "Everybody Sunday," which creatively presents a biblical theme to an all-age congregation. You’ll find Ruth drawing and drinking tea at home in North Staffordshire, where she lives with her husband, two noisy teenage children and a sleepy cat called Orlando.

"Ruth has created a lovely retelling of the Christmas story in a cumulative rhyming style. This will be so much fun to read and to tell!"