'This must-buy story has timeless illustrations and a sensitive plot about overcoming fears and being brave.'-- School Library Journal, Starred Review'Comfort leads to confidence and more in this supportive story.'-- Publishers Weekly'The gently playful text brings a sense of lightness to the topic of childhood anxiety. A soft, whimsical approach to a complicated subject.'-- Kirkus Reviews'Perceptive. The compelling artwork features rugs, furniture, and clothing drawn in intricate, repetitive patterns, producing fascinating illustrations that warrant close inspection.'-- Booklist'With text and artwork so well integrated, The Blanket has many elements of a classic picture book, and is a welcome return to that way of telling stories with detail and textual progression.'-- Books for Keeps'Now might be the perfect time for a story that stresses how the safe and the familiar may be comforting but it's great when you push yourself to do new things. Plus that red really pops.'-- Betsy Bird, A Fuse8 Production'A sweet, humorous story showcasing fear and anxiety along with teaching children how to step out of their comfort zones, and the beauty that comes from this.'-- YA Books Central'A quirky, imaginative story about finding confidence and allowing yourself to feel alive. Marie Dorleans' larger-than-life illustrations capture Tommy's fears, adventures, and growing sense of wonder.'-- Read With a Rescue (Instagram)Praise for Marie Dorléans:'Awash in nocturnal blue, Dorléans's graphite pencil illustrations of a family of nighttime explorers evoke a luminous sense of wonder.'-- The New York Times on The Night Walk'A graceful, perfectly paced appreciation of nature.'-- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) on The Night Walk'This hushed, intimate picture book creates a respite from the demands of the daytime world and pulls readers into a moment of pure wonder and peace.'-- The Horn Book Magazine (Starred Review) on The Night Walk'Fabulous'-- Peters, Book of the Week, on The Prickletrims Go Wild'A clarion call to take time to smell the flowers - and to let yourself and your garden go a little wild.' -- Kirkus Reviews on The Prickletrims Go Wild