An interesting, attractive novel. A verse novel with real depth to accompany all that white space. - Kirkus Reviews
Although the words are simple, the themes of Love & Leftovers are not. The cover art will attract readers. It is worth the read.” - Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA)
The school’s factions are refreshingly nuanced, not stereotyped; a lack of understanding does not equate with meanness. The fact that even with supportive adults, encouraging friends, and a gay-straight alliance, coming out can be a daunting prospect will make this story resonate with readers. - Publishers Weekly
Tregay handles homophobia gently, which, along with the happy ending and refreshingly supportive community, makes this a breezy romance with just enough light drama to keep its feet on the ground. - Booklist
[Marcie’s] cries of the heart are captured in effective and affecting free verse. […] Her story is thus as credible as her voice, and readers will relate to her complicated but accessible heartbreak, as she, like her parents, makes mistakes and struggles to fix them. - Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books
Praise for Love and Leftovers: The author does a terrific job of keeping the plot moving by using poetry to her advantage. Reluctant readers will appreciate the brevity while poetic souls will appreciate the format. - School Library Journal (starred review)
Amazing. The most delicious love story I’ve read in ages. And now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m going back for seconds. - Lauren Myracle, New York Times bestselling author of the Internet Girls series, Bliss, and Shine
There is a common assumption that romantic stories aren’t important. FAN ART proves unequivocally that this is wrong. A refreshingly honest, dizzyingly sweet story of first love. - Lili Wilkinson, award-winning author of PINK
A sweet, quasi-coming-out love story with a bass line tailored for art and design fanatics. - Kirkus Reviews