"This sweet and charming book shows children how to connect emotions and memories through simple, -repetitive language and softly -colored illustrations."--The School Library Journal

Praise for A Day With Mousse:

"This charming fantasy is suitable for reading independently or as a read-aloud . . . A pleasing picture book with a chapter book format"--School Library Journal

"Reminiscent of the late William Steig's work, this imaginative French import blends elegant turns of phrase with delicate art, rendered in watercolor and pen and ink. Divided into three chapters, the text includes challenging syntax and vocabulary, but emergent readers will eagerly push on, encouraged by the gentle humor and by their feelings of sophistication over the naïve Mousse. The interplay between visuals and words are a sheer delight, while the final punchline will have little ones giggling. Enchanting."--Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review

"A surrealist Frog and Toad...if you like cozy chapter books like Cornbread and Poppy and are open to a sprinkle of wonder and maybe-magic, this book is for you."--Chrissie Wright, librarian and host of Book Delight with Chrissie Wright

"A Day with Mousse is a crystalline ode to uncomplicated delights. Celebrating the joy of being in the moment above all, its delicate watercolor illustrations revel in everyday activities...its gentle presentation and delightful imagery suggests that the unexpected can be a welcome boon to one's daily existence."--Forward Reviews

Praise for How Dreadful:

"An unmitigated delight."--Bruce Handy, The New York Times