"[D]oes a great job at explaining what "sick" actually means. It reminds readers the importance of disposing used tissues and washing hands frequently. I appreciate the mention of getting rest because we all know a kid or two who dislikes having to take naps."
-- Oh, the Books We Love!

"I love the interactive nature of this book. ... I love the back matter that explains the signs of sickness and things that we can do to feel better."
-- Kid Lit Brain

"[V]ery relatable and child-friendly. ... This would be a welcome addition to any health or science collection that serves young children."
-- Pennsylvania School Librarians Association (PSLA) Literature Review

"An important aspect of this book is the element of community care -how we can protect and help others- which is so vital these days."
-- I Am Sueann Hall

"This picture book also provides excellent info about how to prevent germs from spreading and is a perfect read aloud during the flu season."
-- My Literacy Space ​

"This book is seriously such a great resource for helping kids visualize how germs spread and the importance of healthy habits! Topics covered include: fever, sneezing, coughing, germs, washing hands, medicine, sleep, hydrating, healthy eating, exercise, and staying home or masking when sick."
-- Lil Reader that Could

"Getting Sick and Feeling Better is just the book so many families need right now... Learning about good hygiene and helping our friends and neighbors is so important. The interactive element keeps kids engaged and is a great way to connect with the book and learn! The perfect book to read on a sick day!"
-- Inclusive Story Time​