Spires's digital artwork does a masterful job of injecting humour.- The Montreal Gazette, This indefatigable little girl won't let frustration get in the way of creating her magnificent contraption. with honesty and even a little elegance.- Globe and Mail, An entertaining book for the very young, this is also a useful reminder that most problems can be worked out if we give it time. Readers learn that not everything comes out "just the right way" instantly.- International Reading Association, The Most Magnificent Thing captures the ups and downs of the creative process perfectly. Spires's buddy tale of overcoming obstacles and learning to manage expectations will likely find an appreciative audience, especially in a classroom setting.- Quill & Quire, A little girl has big plans to make the most magnificent thing, with the help of her canine sidekick.- Canadian Family, This is a solid choice with a great message that encourages kids not to quit in the face of disappointment but rather to change their perspective and start over.- School Library Journal, Young readers will love the surprise ending. This is a good read-aloud.- Library Media Connection. Readers learn that not everything comes out ?just the right way? instantly.- International Reading Association, Without being heavy-handed, the author has shown how perseverance, determination, vision, and dealing with your emotions can pay off. Spires' understanding of the fragility and power of the artistic impulse mixes with expert pacing and subtle characterization for maximum delight.- Kirkus Reviews - Starred Review, Young readers will love the surprise ending.
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