Karen Obuhanych – illustratör

Figure out what's keeping Mommy up all night in this funny rhyming story that's the perfect gift for new moms, told from baby's point of view. Mommy looks SO tired. I'll show her bedtime's fun! There's lots of tricks to get to sleep. I'LL TEACH HER HOW IT'S DONE!Baby can't help but wonder why Mommy never gets any sleep. Maybe Mommy doesn't sleep because she lost her paci? Or she's really hungry-or maybe she's too gassy? Could the reason be not such a big mystery after all? But baby also has some wise and witty advice for all those mommies who never rest...This funny tribute to the exhausting work of raising an infant, cleverly told from the baby's point of view, provides plenty of much-needed laughs for all those sleepless nights (and days)!

A picture book celebrating the ways any new addition to a family brings joyful chaos and makes everyday experiences that much sweeter, warmer, better! Before you, there was a bath, a book, and a comfy bed.Then you came and now the bath is sudsier, the book is sillier, and the bed is bouncier!When a new child is introduced into a household—whether they are being fostered, adopted or being welcomed as a newborn—there is always a “before” and an “after.” Before they arrived, there was a cozy chair, a yummy meal, a frisky cat, a wiggly dog, and a jazzy song.After they arrived? Well, it only gets better—the chair is cozier, the meal is yummier, the cat is friskier, the dog is wigglier, and the song is jazzier!But the goldfish? It stays exactly the same.This irresistible picture book celebrates all the small but impactful ways life changes when someone new joins a family.

The familiar fable of the tortoise and the hare gets a charming and funny new spin.Barbara Hendricks has entered a running race … but what was she thinking?! After all, she’s a tortoise – and everyone knows tortoises are the slowest of the slow. But for some reason, Lorraine – her best friend and owner – believes in her, and inspires her to train a little more each day. And when race day arrives, Lorraine's support is enough to stop Barbara popping back into her shell. ln fact, Barbara soon discovers that with encouragement (and a bit of race day luck!), anything is possible!Howard Calvert’s dry and funny first-person narration is paired with Karen Obuhanych’s vibrant and luscious artwork in this sweet origin story full of surprises.

It's not just people who say "hello”—animals do, too!In this playful story, animals from all over the world show off the unique ways they say “hello.” From belugas’ fin shakes and tongue clicks to fiddler crabs’ waving claws to armadillos’ unrolling to say “hi,” these clever, creative animal greetings encourage young readers to emulate each animals’ gentle movements and to experiment with different ways of greeting one another. This inviting, colorfully illustrated collection of ways to say hello fosters play and curiosity about the natural world while alleviating children’s anxiety about greeting new people.Every Nosy Crow picture book comes with a free Stories Aloud audio recording—just scan the QR code and listen along!

One afternoon, Micah comes home to find trouble taped to the refrigerator door. His parents claim it's a picture of his soon-to-be baby sister, but Micah is sure it's a Martian.When the baby arrives, his parents insist that she's perfectly precious - but Micah's no fool. He knows Martians do not come in peace. . .But in a laugh-out-loud Show and Share day at school, Micah learns how special a baby sister can really be.