"It’s such a clever, funny and moving story. What a wonderful way to remind us how to keep our chattering brains (or Brian’s) in-check now and then. The power of a brilliant storyteller!" – Lisa Thompson
"This would make a fantastic book for discussing mental health, additionally normalising discussion around mental health, particularly in boys." – Mini Midnight Reads, blog
"Heartwarming, witty and packed full of hope … A charming, relatable novella showing support for intergenerational friendships and giving strategies to combat anxious brains, Me and my Brian is a powerful story with some gorgeous illustrations that you’ll love!" – Check 'Em Out Books, blog
"So poignant and heartwarming, this fabulous story talks about children’s mental health in such a clever way for readers to understand. Many readers will identify with Josh … hopeful, powerful and clever" – Little Posts of Library Treasures, blog
"Thought-provoking, beautifully written and one which – like her other stories – deserves a place in every primary school library." – Mrs Sydney's Famous World's Smallest Library, blog
"This is such a great book for children to read, mental health is real issue that people of all ages struggle with and this story helps explain so much of it." — A Paper Girl A Paper Town, blog
"Packing a meaningful punch and empowering its readers to take control of their anxiety and their emotions." – Bentley Heath PS Book Club
"This is a short but beautifully composed story – there is power in its succinct approach leaving powerful messages and potential strategies for dealing with mental health. This is an ideal book for 9-12 year olds struggling to find a calm within; a great book for discussion and ideal KS2 PSHE read. Highly recommended for parents and teachers but also a great read for young people who are finding life and their thoughts a challenge." – NetGalley review