American-born Renée Treml moved to Australia in 2007, where she was immediately captivated by the unique wildlife in this country. Drawing on her background in ecology, Renee’s began writing stories and creating illustrations that focused on animals and the environment.
Renee works in her Surf Coast studio and is available for school, festival and library visits both in person and virtually. She has written and illustrated several picture books including award-winning Once I Heard a Little Wombat, and Wombat Big, Puggle Small, which was recently read on ABC’s Play School. She is also the creator of the hilarious graphic novels featuring Sherlock Bones.
In addition to books, Renée’s illustrations are featured on a range of stationery, ceramics and homewares available from Kim Wallace Ceramics, Urban Products, Rodriquez Tea Towels, and La La Land.
Enchant your children with this beautifully rhyming journey through the Australian bush as we meet young baby marsupials or joeys exploring their wondrous worlds.
You realise what an extraordinary diversity of miraculous animals we have here in this incredible country we call home.
Renee Treml is the author and artist, and she accompanies her beautifully delicate drawings with age appropriate text and also scientific names for the adults below, so we all are nourished by her work.
Beautiful book, lovely to read to a child and point to the pictures. I liked that each page gave the name of the animal to identify who the Joey belonged to. Very Cute and Sweet. Nominated for the Birth -3 y/o category of the Speech Pathology Book of the year 2023.