“Tobin's story celebrates language, whether the words are good, bad or just plain fun.” —The New York Times

“Exaggerated cartoony fun on a mostly untouched topic--it's pretty @#*! good.” —BCCB

“The only problem with this book will be in trying to keep children from sharing their own inappropriate words.” —School Library Journal

“[Tobin and Coverly] prove once again that a low-key reportorial style and perpetually surprised–looking characters are a great combination.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review

“The ink-and-watercolor pictures will hook kids with the adventure scenarios, the warm feelings, and the simple, chanting text, which includes a question-answer refrain. An obvious choice for classroom sharing, this will make an energetic read-aloud in any setting.” —Booklist on Sue MacDonald Had a Book

“The cartoony illustrations and smart verse make for an engaging read-aloud--or sing-along.” —Publishers Weekly on Sue MacDonald Had a Book

“This lively grammar-related adventure is a sing-along. . . . Done in vivid colors, the ink-and-watercolor illustrations feature high-energy cartoon figures. . . . This educational romp . . . is a strong choice for classroom and library collections.” —School Library Journal on Sue MacDonald Had a Book

“A fun-filled way to introduce and emphasize vowel sounds, this is particularly well-suited for use in the classroom or for a parent/child sing-along.” —Kirkus Reviews on Sue MacDonald Had a Book