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Isabella and Penelope by Maggie Grinnell

Isabella is a young girl who loses her father in a tragic accident. She has such a close connection with her dad that she decided not to speak for 2 years. Then she encounters Penelope, a pink caterpillar who changes her life forever.

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Author Maggie Grinnell

I have been writing since 1992. I am a children’s author who writes poetry and also the co editor of the children’s newsletter, Kite Tales. Writing is a part of me. Writing is my heart and soul.

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