Karina Wolf

“This sweet and tender tale of finding your home is a gentle conversation starter about big topics such as identity and labels and acceptance... Perfect for dog lovers, fox lovers, and everyone who's ever felt like they didn't quite fit in.” –The Curious Reader

“Wolf and Groenink take on the big issue of identity within the context of a gentle urban world, and readers will sense that the thoughtful, earnest protagonist’s question–"Who am I?”–will lead to a wonderful answer: someone who is loved.“ –Publishers Weekly "A warmhearted and warm-spirited story of love and acceptance.” –Kirkus Reviews

"Wolf and Groenink take on the big issue of identity within the context of a gentle urban world, and readers will sense that the thoughtful, earnest protagonist's question--"Who am I?"--will lead to a wonderful answer: someone who is loved." --Publishers Weekly "A warmhearted and warm-spirited story of love and acceptance." --Kirkus Reviews

Coming soon, pre-order now :) 

Finnish!

Children's Books Guide put The Insomniacs on its Best of 2012 list - full list here.

The book was translated by poet/kids' book legend Lennart Hellsing.

Thank you, Huff Post Books!

More events.

I talked to lovely Jessie Grearson about Chas Addams, the lure of writing and The Insomniacs over at the Kirkus site.

Directed & animated by Eric Manche; music & sound design by Matt Bryan; narration by Sharon Hogan, recorded by Sarah Binchy

More.

Reviews are starting to appear for The Insomniacs.  Here's Publishers Weekly!

I was so excited last year to receive Penguin's postcard from my editor.  This year, Penguin used the title page artwork from our book as their holiday card.  How cool is that?