(3) K-3 Illustrated by Tim Miller. Reminiscent of Elephant & Piggie books in both comedic style and cartoon illustrations, an all-dialogue story centers on two very different animals, who learn (eventually) that not everyone is like them. The hilarious mix-up between a horse (a "very big dog," to Dog) and a dog (a "tiny baby horse," to Horse) stays fresh throughout the entire book.

Reviewer: Jessica Costello

(2) K-3 Illustrated by Tim Miller. The wacky chicken from Snappsy the Alligator is narrating again, and this time he's buttering Snappsy up: the chicken has big plans for their Best Friends Sleepover, but Snappsy would prefer a quiet night alone. Underneath the entertaining odd-couple clashing lies a (semi-)serious point about taking a chance on friendship. Miller's cartoony art harbors sly jokes that reward attentive viewers.

Reviewer: Nell Beram | Horn Book Magazine Issue: November, 2017

(2) K-3 Illustrated by Tim Miller. This is a book-length sparring match between exasperated alligator Snappsy and an offstage storyteller-foil who criticizes Snappsy and ignores his pleas to scram. Falatko's ability to sustain the tension at length; Miller's savory palette; and the unvoiced suggestion that when fiction is working well, a character can take on a life of his or her own all serve this meta-story well.

Reviewer: Nell Beram | Horn Book Magazine Issue: January, 2016