Mummy is Reading
“Tomorrow Girl has generated some wonderful conversations… This has been fabulous and I whole-heartedly recommend this to young children and families.” Click here for the full review.

Buzz Words Magazine
“Tomorrow Girl: A Tale of Mindfulness will gently encourage children to slow down and find magic in their everyday. It is a clever and sophisticated picture book.” Click here for the full review.

Children’s Books Daily
“Tomorrow Girl is the perfect book to kickstart discussions about mindfulness and slowing down to appreciate the wonder around us. A truly magical (and mindful) find for my school and home library.” Click here for the full review.

Blue Wolf Reviews
“Tomorrow Girl is an interesting way to focus on being in the moment and appreciating people and places around you. The story and illustrations are calming and enjoyable.” Click here for the full review.

Dr Tanya McDonnaugh founder of TMC Psychology writing for Motherdom
“With so many sources of potential anxiety for our little ones at the moment, it is easy for children to get caught up in thinking about where they need to get to, things that have not gone to plan in the past, or worries about what the future holds. This book is a wonderful introduction to the therapeutic benefits of stopping to notice the beauty that is around you, of acknowledging your past and considering your future, but also taking pleasure in the here and now.” Click here for the full review.

Educate Empower
“Teachers and parents can not only open discussions with the little people in their lives about slowing down and just being but can also think about their own lives and how busy we often make them unnecessarily.” Click here for the full review.

All The Mummery
“A wonderful story about the importance of enjoying every moment.”

One More Page Podcast (starts at 24 mins)
“Beautifully done … a great introduction to the concept of mindfulness.” Click here to listen.

Reading Time
“This charming book echoes the tradition of fables; good lessons learned by engaging characters who discover something new by chance – an awakening.” Click here for the full review.

What book next?
“Tomorrow hardly sees a thing, rushing here and there. Yesterday is stuck in the anxiety of past mishaps and things gone wrong, too scared to move beyond them. Today will sit and watch tadpoles, lie in the grass to watch clouds or sit in a tree – quiet, still, seeing and appreciating the day he is in.

Mindfulness is a skill to be learnt and cherished so we don’t miss the important things in life. Nature, a smile or a new friendship. Loved it.” Click here for the full review.

Linda’s Book Bag
“Tomorrow Girl is so beautifully produced with excellent balance of white space, gorgeous images and text that affords the opportunity for home, classroom or independent reading. … Tomorrow Girl is an important message, sensitively told.” Click here for the full review.