Min Flyte is a big fan of the simple things in life. At home, she likes junk modeling, proper bread, and watching home video shows with her kids, especially if they involve cats. By day, she is Camilla Reid, editorial director of Nosy Crow, and she lives in London.

Rosalind grew up in Sheffield. “Thanks to creative parents I was encouraged to draw (and use fuzzy felt!) and was taken to art galleries on rainy Saturday afternoons," she says. " My favourite subject at school was Art so it was an easy decision to become an artist.” Rosalind gained a degree at Manchester Polytechnic and began work designing greetings cards and gift wrap, then slowly moved into book illustration. Her first book was shortlisted for the Sheffield Book Prize 2000 and she has illustrated many more since then including a story she wrote herself called Grandma’s Beach (shortlisted for the Sheffield Prize in 2002). Find out more @ http://www.rosalindbeardshaw.com