Autorentext

The multi-talented Rebecca "Becky" Rule is an author, humorist, storyteller, and performer as well as a radio and television host. She has been performing and telling stories in New England, especially in her home state of New Hampshire, for more than thirty years. She hosted the NH Authors series for ten years on New Hampshire PBS and now hosts the network's Our Hometown series. While she hasn't yet visited every town in the Granite State, she has found her way to many of them-speaking at libraries, historical societies, church groups, and charitable organizations. In addition to being a speaker, she is also a dedicated listener who loves to collect stories because "they're free and you don't have to dust them."

Becky is also an author. Her books include N is for New Hampshire, an ABC book with photographs by Scott Snyder; The Iciest Diciest Scariest Sled Ride Ever!, a picture book illustrated by Jennifer Thermes; Headin' for the Rhubarb, A NH Dictionary (well, kinda); Live Free and Eat Pie, and That Reminds Me of a Funny Story.

Becky lives in Northwood with her husband, John Rule, four cats and two dogs, all rescues-except for John Rule and Reggie, the obnoxious wire fox terrier.

Arpita Choudhury is a self-taught artist and illustrator who lives in Pittsburgh, PA with her husband, daughter, two cats, one dog, and two hermit crabs. She is a lapsed marine biologist who loves nature, vintage picture books, miniatures, history, chocolate, and a good mystery.

Klappentext

When summer sun ripens wild blueberries, every critter comes out for a taste!

From buzzing bees to slithery snakes, mischievous mice to graceful deer, a wide assortment of creatures gather to enjoy nature's sweet-tart treasure. But who loves blueberries most of all?

With charming illustrations that bring the blueberry barrens to life, this scrumptious picture book follows a parade of animals as they discover there's plenty for everyone. Young readers will delight in spotting each new visitor while learning about the joyful rhythms of the natural world.

Backmatter offers some juicy facts about blueberries and the wildlife they support.

Perfect for ages 3-7, Who Loves Blueberries? celebrates seasonal bounty and the simple pleasure of sharing nature's gifts in this heartwarming tale of community.