The Yowlers
Grumpy family meets kind neighbors, sparking unexpected change.
Molly Ruttan grew making art and music in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York. She went on to earn a BFA in graphic design from the Cooper Union School of Art, while drumming in an art-punk band. Currently, Molly lives, works and creates art in the diverse and historic neighborhood of Echo Park in Los Angeles, where she and her husband raised three talented (and now grown-up) children. Molly loves exploring all different kinds of fine art and illustration mediums, including making her own animated book trailers. She still plays the drums, sings in a community choir and has recently started taking viola lessons. Her life is full of art, music, family, friends and all kinds of pets and urban animals—even wild parrots! Her book titles include her author/illustrator debut, The Stray, (2020 Nancy Paulsen Books/Penguin Random House) which was listed as a 2021 ALA CORE Golden Duck Notable Picture Book; I Am A Thief! by Abigail Rayner, (2019 North South Books) which earned a starred Kirkus review and won a 2021 Northern Lights Book Award for humor; and Violet and the Crumbs: A Gluten-Free Adventure by Abigail Rayner (North South Books, 2022), which has been endorsed by the Celiac Disease Foundation. Something Wild has also received a starred Kirkus review. Molly has two additional books forthcoming.
Grumpy family meets kind neighbors, sparking unexpected change.
A young girl must face her guilt and make amends after taking a forbidden stone.
A young violinist must perform in front of a large audience.
Grumpy family meets kind neighbors, sparking unexpected change.
A family adopts a mysterious creature, leading to unexpected chaos and a quest to find its true origins.
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Grumpy family meets kind neighbors, sparking unexpected change.
A young violinist must perform in front of a large audience.
A family adopts a mysterious creature, leading to unexpected chaos and a quest to find its true origins.
A young girl must face her guilt and make amends after taking a forbidden stone.
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