Caretaker's daughter Fili is sad to see her city neighbours hustle in and out, too busy to talk. But will feeling sad help or is a bit more imagination needed? Fili gets to work creating a mysterious something that just might build little bridges between them all. AUTHOR: Julia Hubery was born in Stamford and trained as an architect. She loves the countryside and nature, finding it a pool of inspiration to draw on in her writing. Julia now lives in Gosport with her husband and three children and hopes one day to get back to doing pottery once her children have all grown up! She has published 16 picture books, translated into many languages, including When Granny Saved Christmas, A Little Fairly Magic and That's What Friends are For. James Munro has been drawing since he could grasp a pencil. Since then, everything in his path has fallen prey to his doodles, from books and magazines to films and animations. He lives and works in a pile of pencil shavings and spilled ink in Liverpool. James' ambition is to one day have a shed like Fili's father.