• Age: 3 to 8
• Grade: p to 2

Olivia plots to get her favourite sweater back in this funny hand-me-down drama.

Olivia grows but her sweater doesn’t, so her mother passes it down to her stinky, drool-y little brother. That sweater keeps her warm and cool, safe and brave. Olivia needs it and there is no way she’s going to give it up. Or is there?

Whether you’re the youngest, the oldest, or somewhere in between, this sweet story of sibling rivalry will strike a chord.

JESSIKA VON INNEREBNER est auteure et artiste. Elle a illustre´ plusieurs livres. De temps en temps, Jess manque d’encre et de papier ou bien elle renverse une boisson sur son travail en cours... mais ce n’est pas grave. Ke´vin la licorne : Ce n’est pas rose tous les jours est le premier livre qu’elle a e´crit en tant qu'auteure-illustratrice. Jessika vit a' Kelowna, au Canada.

It's Not All Rainbows is JESSIKA VON INNEREBNER's first book as author and illustrator. She is the illustrator of several chapter book series including Miranda and Maude, Escapades of Clint McCool and Ellie Ultra, and she has illustrated picture books such as Grow Up, Ant-Man! and the customizable picture book Your Secret Code. A self-taught artist who landed her first illustration job at 17, Jess has been colouring her way through studios like Disney and Atomic Cartoons ever since. She and her partner live in Kelowna, British Columbia. Visit her online at www.jessvoni.com.

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• Short-listed, Shining Willow Award (Saskatchewan Young Readers' Choice)
• Commended, Best Books for Kids and Teens, Canadian Children's Book Centre
• Winner, Christie Harris Illustrated Children's Literature Prize

Praise for It’s Not All Rainbows:

Short-listed, Chocolate Lily Book Award (BC Children's Choice), 2020

Commended, Best Books for Kids and Teens, Canadian Children's Book Centre, 2020

“Blending the timeless wisdom of Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day with a slight parody of current trends, this picture book is an excellent antidote to the cult of positive thinking. Slightly subversive and a lot of fun.” –Kirkus Reviews