“A memorable tale of community and the unexpected rewards of sharing.” ― School Library Journal, starred review

“A lovely story of giving and community founded in Nigerian culture. Delectable.” ― Kirkus Reviews, starred review

“Mora [is] a major new talent… Rhythmic, refrain like…this sweet story of inclusivity, gratitude, and delicious fellowship is also a feast for the eyes.” ― Publishers Weekly, starred review

“How wonderful: a book with both racial diversity and class diversity that feels authentic. Special and splendid.” ― Kirkus Reviews, starred review

“The family handles the stress of dashed expectations in a way that acknowledges disappointment while conveying the buoyancy of resilience and the joy of their bond. And a delightful coda may inspire readers to share the inventive way they salvage their day.” ― Publishers Weekly, starred review

“The simple yet heartfelt story tugs at the emotions, but it’s the paper collage artwork that really packs a punch. Created with acrylic paints, china markers, patterned paper, and print clippings, the bright illustrations are inventively conceived and full of motion-just the right vehicle for bringing this Black mother-daughter duo to vibrant life.” ― Booklist, starred review

“In this picture book gem from the award-winning Oge Mora, a girl and her mother anticipate Saturdays as their weekly opportunity to go on their own private adventures–big and small.” ― Shelf Awareness