Books by Andrea Zuill

★ “Bob’s journey from basic gastropod to bat-like Nosferatu, delivered with Mad magazine–worthy laughs, is a work that young readers can sink their teeth into.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review

★ “The humor, comics styling, and facts will make this a sure bet with the Disgusting Critters crowd, and future Bunnicula fans will slurp it up.” —Booklist, starred review

“[B]oth funny and surprisingly touching. A marvelous method for encouraging even the smallest weirdos to find their people.” —Kirkus Reviews

“This unlikely vampire tale is excellent ­Halloween fun.” —School Library Journal

★ “Zuill has unleashed her considerable talents to great effect, creating a cinematic sense of silliness and a winning protagonist whose roly-poly physique, boopable snout, and operatic eyes convey equal parts cunning competitor and genial goofball.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review

★ “The book’s snappy pace is in step with the high-stakes energy of a serious race. The highly expressive Dog will elicit lots of laughs and cheers from the stands.” —Booklist, starred review

★ Everyone’s a winner in this fast-paced match between canine and fruit, recommended for both public and school libraries.” —School Library Journal, starred review

★ “The energy and hilarity of Dog vs. Strawberry might not make it the best bedtime story, but that should not stop those with budding readers from racing out to find a copy of this winning picture book.” —Shelf Awareness, starred review

“Berry delightful.” —Kirkus Reviews

“Endearing and inspiring.” —Publishers Weekly

“A delightful, sharply observed tale about friendship and taking those first tentative steps toward independence.” —Kirkus Reviews

“Read this picture book to kids not ready to take on The Hobbit just yet.” —The Bulletin

“Zuill’s gentle adventure highlights how monumental stepping outside of one’s comfort zone is and how doing so can come with unforeseen rewards.” —Booklist

Booklist Editors’ Choice
A New York Public Library Best Book of the Year

★ “Zuill takes a common theme—finding the courage to be yourself—and makes it funny, heartwarming, and inspiring.” —Booklist, starred review

“With hilarious pictures and tender, observant writing, Andrea Zuill gets to the heart of what it is to be an oddball in ‘Sweety,’ an endearing picture book for children…” —The Wall Street Journal

“Young readers (and their adults) will laugh out loud at the relatable protagonist and her adorable antics.” —Booklist

“Indelible Regina roars, slinks, sniffs, and pounces…. A gem of comic timing and expression.” —Publishers Weekly

★ “This debut picture book will delight more than dog lovers.” —Kirkus Reviews, starred review