" This is a beautifully written book about Amie McBee (short for Amen), her family, and Mr. Tominski, a recluse who lives on the far end of the family's property. The words themselves are very simple, as they come from young Amie's point of view. Yet, the story's message is haunting.. I won't spoil the ending, but suffice to say, it lends itself well to rich conversation about lessons of love, acceptance, loss, and regret. I only wish a little more resolve had been made at the end. Some characters in the book felt "unfinished", but still worth the read. (It's a fast read.) "
— Alisa, 1/25/2014