Lilly Lamm loves lullabies! All kinds of lullabies: happy ones, sad ones, short ones and long ones, tall ones, thin ones, fat ones and small ones! And every night Lilly insists someone sing her a lullaby. But when her mother and father, brothers and sisters, and cousins and aunts and uncles, and grandpa and grandma can’t sing enough lullabies to keep Lilly satisfied, she has to make up her own. But can Lilly learn to time a rhyme and lilt a lullaby when she doesn’t yet know how to write?

Laurie Lynn Muirhead has been writing poetry and children’s literature for the past 20 years. Her work has appeared in numerous periodicals and has been broadcast on CBC Radio. Her first collection of poetry is titled Bone Sense. Laurie Lynn is a long-standing member of the San Noms Poetry group, a creative writing coach for youth, and a current member of the Saskatchewan Writer’s Guild. Besides writing, she works full-time as a library clerk at WP Sandin High School in Shellbrook, Saskatchewan, and helps out on the family ranch in the rural area of Wild Rose. Lullaby Lilly is her first children’s picture book.

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Debora Ann Johnson has had a life-long interest in art. She is a resident of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, where she works as a nurse at the Victoria Union Hospital. She has since combined her love for her patients and painting as art therapy, and extends her gift to family and friends. In 2006, Debora attended a university art class by well-known still life artist George Glen, and gained valuable experience with acrylics, which is her preferred medium. Lullaby Lilly is the first book she has illustrated.

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