The Bulletin says, ""Woodruff’s picture book offers a comforting, relatable approach to managing anxiety."

 

Kirkus says,  "A sweet and candid representation of anxiety, with a creative twist."

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Publisher Weekly says: "Digitally collaged images by Woodruff  contrast the snugness, both emotional and physical, of the groundhog family’s lives with more elaborate scenes of Phil’s frantic state of mind, pulling readers along to a revelation that asking for help can make a big moment—and an asker—all the better."

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School Library Journal says, "A great choice for libraries needing stories on the topic of Groundhog’s Day."

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