Sue Stauffacher lives with her husband and sons in a 150-plus-year-old farmhouse in the city of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Over the years, possums, bats, raccoons, mice, squirrels, crows, ducks, woodchucks, chipmunks, voles, skunks, bunnies, and a whole bunch of other critters have lived on the property. Though Sue is not a rehabilitator herself, she is passionate about helping kids know what to do when the wild meets the child. A longtime advocate for literacy, Sue speaks around the country, connecting kids with books to help grow lifelong readers. She is a former book reviewer, and her novels for young readers include Harry Sue, Donutheart, and Donuthead. To learn more about Sue and her work, including the Animal Rescue Team books, visit her on the Web at www.suestauffacher.com. About the Illustrator Priscilla Lamont graduated from Canterbury College of Art with a degree in Graphic Design. She lives in an idyllic Kentish village with her partner David (they originally met at college) and her eccentric dog Bonzo.