Treehouse Rescue

A trip to the supermarket is nothing short of an adventure. On the clock, before rainfall and thunder, Mike embarked on a mission that was initially to buy more peanut butter and jelly.  Though, while on his trail, he encountered some surprises—Mr. and Mrs. Carter, the caterpillars, Mrs. Birdie and her babies, the ant crew, and so many more—all in danger of the imminent storm. Despite his allotted time to secure his groceries, Mike would still be caught in the storm. However, he would become a hero, leading the way to safety—his treehouse. Regardless of the sudden pivot to his plan, Mike was able to complete all of his missions successfully.

Veronica Puig is the founder of Veca's Hope Children Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness for pediatric cancer and supporting children and families in the fight. She wrote this book, combining both her love of storytelling and advocacy, to honor the resilience of every diagnosed child and extend appreciation for all the miracle workers who care for them. Exploring the navigation to the unseen and unexpected, she hopes to inspire courage and fortitude amongst every patient. All proceeds from this book support the mission of Veca's Hope Children Foundation.
Jessica Cooper - an illustrator, author, and surface pattern designer based in Los Angeles. She creates detailed, narrative-driven illustrations for children's picture books, middle-grade and the young adult publishing market. She loves historical fiction, folklore, fantasy, non-fiction, science and nature conservation themes.

Her passion for nature and wildlife conservation, allows her artistic voice to advocate and bring awareness to environmental issues and help children develop a love for nature and animals.
She holds a BFA from The Academy of Art University, San Francisco. She began her career as a texture and surfacing artist in animation and VFX at studios like Digital Domain and Nickelodeon.