"A wonderfully entertaining and original picture book."—Midwest Book Review
Named "Book Cover of the Month" by the Christian Century
"Tackles with frankness a sensitive and uncomfortable subject . . . An open invitation to adults to engage children about racism." —Friends Journal
"Uses a narrative structure to convey both the gravity of this collective trauma and the unrelenting nature of racism in America."—The Englewood Review of Books
"The book breaks down what is happening in our country without watering down the seriousness of racism…its words and illustrations embody a sensitivity that young children need." —Christian Century
"There's a candor here that’s not always found in picture book treatments of social issues and racism, and the specificity mirrors conversations likely held in many households." —Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"Understandable and relatable, this timely book shows social justice issues and gives readers action steps and hope."—Imagination Soup
Named a "Must-Read Book About Race" by Essence
"Jeremiah's reactions serve as a starting point for facilitating discussions about racism and violence against Black people." —Publishers Weekly
"Essential reading...touches on the deaths of Trayvon Martin, Jordan Edwards, and more, but manages to end on a hopeful note, providing a gentle way of broaching the topic with kids."—D Magazine
