“It’s difficult to find books that are as realistic and age-appropriate as this. I envision this becoming a timeless realistic tale….”
(Diane Chen: School Library Journal/Practically Paradise)
“This honest and funny novel is all about figuring out who you really are and learning to accept that everyone is different.”
(Rights People: Representing Children’s Fiction Worldwide)
“Consider this as comfort food, especially for readers wanting insight into that first foray into a new community—a time when kids can remake their image or accept themselves without apology.”
(Booklist)
“The book -- aimed at middle school readers - explores gender stereotypes and self-image with humor and thoughtful consideration.”
(Boston Globe) |