The Wombats Go Wild for Words
Wombats bring words to a silent forest, sparking transformation.
Lori Nichols (www.lorinichols.com) spent her childhood in northwestern Pennsylvania, surrounded by maple trees. As she grew, so did her appreciation of trees and nature. Her books about nature-loving sisters Maple and Willow spring from this love, and the New York Times Book Review called them “utterly charming.” Lori now lives in Birmingham, Alabama, with her husband and three free-spirited daughters. Many days you can find Lori and her family under their maple tree, swinging in hammocks, playing kickball or just being loud.
Wombats bring words to a silent forest, sparking transformation.
Wombats bring words to a silent forest, sparking transformation.
Sisters navigate playful adventures and sibling squabbles, discovering the joy of reuniting after a break.
A girl and her tree welcome a new sibling with love and understanding.
Sisters find a creative way to stay connected despite being apart.
Barnyard chaos ensues as animals find each other in the wrong beds. Who will sleep where?
Two sisters face a Christmas dilemma when allergies threaten their perfect tree.
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Authored
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Illustrated
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Collaborators
Picture books
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Books published each year, stacked by book type.
The share of the catalog represented by each book type.
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books
Every title in the Bookroo library, ordered from newest to oldest.
Wombats bring words to a silent forest, sparking transformation.
Barnyard chaos ensues as animals find each other in the wrong beds. Who will sleep where?
Two sisters face a Christmas dilemma when allergies threaten their perfect tree.
Sisters find a creative way to stay connected despite being apart.
Sisters navigate playful adventures and sibling squabbles, discovering the joy of reuniting after a break.
A girl and her tree welcome a new sibling with love and understanding.
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across Lori Nichols's books.