Harry & Hopper - Tapa dura

"A bittersweet picture book about loss...The subject makes this an atypical bedtime read, but there will be comfort in it for any child who has lost someone he loves." --"Wall Street Journal"

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"When so many picture books about grief aim squarely at bibliotherapy, "Harry & Hopper" reaches past the platitudes, sharing something essential about sadness and healing."--"Booklist", STARRED REVIEW

"Wild's ("Puffling") understated, empathic prose offers both a voice for a child unable to articulate his grief and the reassurance that those we love never really disappear. Blackwood's (Ivy Loves to Give) predominantly charcoal drawings are equally eloquent, particularly in her use of texture to capture the emotional essence of good and sad times. These days, her gift for portraying children navigating the turbulence of life feels especially necessary." --"Publishers Weekly", STARRED REVIEW

"Tasteful, affecting and never maudlin." --"Kirkus Reviews"

"Wild is no stranger to challenging picture book topics, and here she both evokes unflinchingly and treats respectfully the emotions of a grieving child." --"Horn Book Magazine"

A bittersweet picture book about loss The subject makes this an atypical bedtime read, but there will be comfort in it for any child who has lost someone he loves. "Wall Street Journal"

When so many picture books about grief aim squarely at bibliotherapy, "Harry & Hopper" reaches past the platitudes, sharing something essential about sadness and healing. "Booklist, STARRED REVIEW"

Wild's ("Puffling") understated, empathic prose offers both a voice for a child unable to articulate his grief and the reassurance that those we love never really disappear. Blackwood's (Ivy Loves to Give) predominantly charcoal drawings are equally eloquent, particularly in her use of texture to capture the emotional essence of good and sad times. These days, her gift for portraying children navigating the turbulence of life feels especially necessary. "Publishers Weekly, STARRED REVIEW"

Tasteful, affecting and never maudlin. "Kirkus Reviews"

Wild is no stranger to challenging picture book topics, and here she both evokes unflinchingly and treats respectfully the emotions of a grieving child. "Horn Book Magazine""

"A bittersweet picture book about loss...The subject makes this an atypical bedtime read, but there will be comfort in it for any child who has lost someone he loves." --Wall Street Journal

"When so many picture books about grief aim squarely at bibliotherapy, Harry & Hopper reaches past the platitudes, sharing something essential about sadness and healing." --Booklist, STARRED REVIEW

"Wild's (Puffling) understated, empathic prose offers both a voice for a child unable to articulate his grief and the reassurance that those we love never really disappear. Blackwood's (Ivy Loves to Give) predominantly charcoal drawings are equally eloquent, particularly in her use of texture to capture the emotional essence of good and sad times. These days, her gift for portraying children navigating the turbulence of life feels especially necessary." --Publishers Weekly, STARRED REVIEW

"Tasteful, affecting and never maudlin." --Kirkus Reviews

"Wild is no stranger to challenging picture book topics, and here she both evokes unflinchingly and treats respectfully the emotions of a grieving child." --Horn Book Magazine