A child goes fishing with her funny grandfather but, unlike others, she has trouble catching a fish.

When Evie is with Grandpa all she wants is to catch a fish. Grandpa knows that fishing isn't easy and answers Evie's curious questions with silly seaside stories. Evie doesn't give up, and just as raindrops drip down, she pulls in something even better than a fish. This beautifully written story with lyrical language celebrates the special relationship between grandparents and children.
 
Christine Kodomichalos was raised in a family of ten with two dogs, three birds, and a turtle. Growing up in the southern suburbs of Sydney, she spent most of her time climbing trees and paddling down rivers with her siblings. Today she lives by the beach in Sydney, Australia, and still loves outdoor adventures. In fact, many of her stories are inspired by the fun she has had exploring nature with her family. When Christine is not writing, she is working in primary schools as a diverse learning teacher. Christine has a Masters in Inclusive Education and is passionate about creating opportunities for all children to shine.

Born in Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy, Alessandra Micheletti now lives in Bergamo. Alessandra graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts, where her ability to engrave, draw, and paint earned her a scholarship throughout her studies. Alessandra is very active in all fields of illustration—from novels to advertising campaigns—and also holds courses in etching, drawing, and watercolor in high schools, clubs, and libraries in Italy.