The Guardian and The Sunday Telegraph have featured Books Always Everywhere, by Jane Blatt and Sarah Massini, in their Easter books round-ups.
In The Telegraph, Dinah Hall writes:
“Almost as if they were an endangered species, books themselves have started cropping up in starring roles. Books Always Everywhere is not so much a death rattle as a rallying cry. Delightful Oxenbury-esque illustrations celebrate babies reading, wearing and sitting on books.”
And for the Guardian, Julia Eccleshare writes:
“There’s a pleasing simplicity to this rollicking celebration of children, books and reading. It is about all kinds of books about all kinds of things, to be read in any kind of place, with exuberant pictures matched by minimal text. Its message is simple: reading is fun.”
