Jocelyn Crabb was born and raised in British Colombia, Canada, and graduated from the University of Calgary with a Masters in Education. Since graduating she has taught in Canada, South America, Mexico and China, Malaysia and the Middle East.

In 2008 she moved to Australia where she worked as a teacher-trainer in a variety of Aboriginal Communities, before returning to the classroom as a primary school teacher and a teaching principal.

She now lives permanently in the Northern Territory and is the author of several self-published travel books and a blog entitled Work and Travel. As a parent, grandparent and teacher, she loves reading picture books to anyone that will listen.

Danny Snell is a freelance illustrator living in Adelaide, Australia. He trained at the Adelaide Central School of Art and the University of South Australia, graduating with a Bachelor of Design (Illustration) in 1992.

Danny is a self-confessed bower bird and collector of ephemera, and it is these odds and ends, along with a love of line and texture, that he coaxes and weaves together to produce illustrations for use in editorial, design and advertising.

And to ensure that he doesn't forget how to paint Danny (dons an entirely different hat) and illustrates children's books. If the planets one day align he hopes to merge these two disciplines and create something to make you smile.