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Author Peter Rosnick will participate in a podcast with fellow childern's book author and illustrator Christine Copeland.

Bea, the Bolivian bunny who communicates by wiggling her nose in Spanish, has lost her tail! JoJo, who is only as big as a Grandfather’s thumb, rescues the tail from an on-coming train, from a crashing waterfall, from the Eagle’s talons, from the Foxes’ den – all because he is smart, clever, thoughtful, and brave.

Author Peter Rosnick and illustrator Kathryn Burke, along with fellow children's book author and illustrator Christine Copeland, will participate in a panel discussion at Greenfield Community College on Tuesday, November 7 at 12pm.

Our first two books, JoJo and the Gazork and JoJo and the Eagle, have been reviewed by Tinky Weisblat of the Greenfield Recorder

How can JoJo, who is only as big as a grandfather's thumb, help the giant Eagle keep her chicks safe in their nest during a thunderstorm? He does so because he is smart, clever, thoughtful, and brave...

JoJo is a little boy, only as big as a grandpa's thumb. In this story, he needs to help the gentle giant Gazork cure her cold before she sneezes the town away. JoJo is smart, clever, thoughtful, and brave. Let's read the story and see how he will save the day this time.