Carlie Sorosiak

Carlie Sorosiak's books explore animal perspectives, family, friendship, grief, curiosity, belonging, and the experience of seeing human life from an unexpected angle. I, Cosmo follows a dog trying to understand changes within a family. Leonard turns identity and homecoming into a story narrated through a cat, while Always, Clementine brings communication and friendship into another animal-centered adventure.

Shadow Fox extends the bond between human and animal into fantasy. If Birds Fly Back and Wild Blue Wonder turn toward young people facing absence, memory, and connection. Across these works, an unusual viewpoint does more than create charm; it reveals feelings that characters struggle to state directly and makes familiar relationships newly visible.