"Goldstyn was inspired by the letter-writing campaigns of human rights organization Amnesty International. His book is an accessible and inspiring tribute. "The pen is mightier than the sword" lives on." - Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW

"This deserves to be everywhere children are learning about the wider world." - Publishers Weekly - STARRED REVIEW

"Universal... An elegant picture book tribute to the power of organizing and the plight of political prisoners, best suited for older readers. A first purchase." - School Library Journal

"An inspiring, thought-provoking story about the power of the written word, especially fitting for anyone addressing social justice issues with children." - Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast

"Powerful...an inspiration for all ages." - Quill & Quire, STARRED REVIEW

"This book could be used in classrooms as a strong starting point to conversations and the important issues brought to light will tug on all readers’ heart strings." - School Library Connection

"This is sure to spark discussions of human rights and social justice." - Booklist

"Children who follow the story in this book will see how many voices can indeed bring about change. They will come to appreciate that everyone, anyone, can make the world a better place if they try." - Through the Looking Glass Children's Book Review