'Equal parts cozy and spooky, this autumnal picture book demonstrates the importance of openness among friends -- and the monstrous consequences of hidden resentments.' -- Foreword Reviews, Starred Review
'Fantastic. Just the right level of chills, with a message that some of us (read: me) probably should take to heart... Delightful stuff.' -- Betsy Bird, School Library Journal
'This lightly gothic picture book for readers seeking a "slightly spooky" story illustrates the dual perils of taking more than we give and not asking for what we need.' -- Shelf Awareness
'This delightfully subversive book dances along the edges of horror... A fantastic pick for a Halloween readaloud.' -- The Bulletin for the Center for Children's Books
'A cute little story with just the slightest bit of creepiness to it... An enjoyable read for any time of the year, but especially autumn!' -- Literary Potpourri
'A simple delightful story about an unusual friendship, full of feelings to explore! The subtle creeping uneasiness of this gothic tale will get children hooked till the end.' -- Un viaje en libro
'If you're looking for a book with cozy, cottage core autumn vibes, look no further... A book about bravery, manners, and learning to communicate, this is yet another book that can be just as valuable for adults as it is for the children they read it to.' -- Kathryn Brostowitz, Boswell Book Company (US Indie Bookshop)
'What makes this story so memorable is its simplicity in transmitting the weight of such a feeling, as is fear, through easy-flowing sentences and immeasurably vivid illustrations... I found myself wanting to experience it again as though for the first time.' -- Chantel, Goodreads Reviewer
