A gripping saga that excavates the dark, all too human, secrets of a family straddling two continents, Alice Sees Ghosts combines cold psychological probing with deep compassion; pathos with humour. The felicity of Daisy's wordsmithing gives the narrative a unique personality and the reader wants to read on and on. And when it ends, entirely unexpectedly, on a happily-ever-after note, it leaves us with a humane alternative to the atomizing biological family of our day

Geetanjali Shree

Magical, unexpected and beguiling. Finding family can take you a long way from home – but also bring you back to it in the most magical way. Daisy Rockwell's dreamlike novel is an invitation to a quest brimming with friendly ghosts and unexpected discoveries

Nilanjana Roy

A delicious ghost story, a satisfyingly complex and dark-edged family saga, and a moving, often funny, novel about love. I enjoyed it from beginning to end

Anjum Hasan

Rockwell knows how to tell a story, and the book being a mix of romance, fantasy, adventure, mystery tied together with the supernatural element in it, brings home the significance of family life and relationships that can be built.

The Tribune

Rockwell's family drama navigates the liminality between the real and the unreal as a magical redressal for past injustices.

The Telegraph

Daisy Rockwell displays her mastery of language and character in Alice Sees Ghosts.

India Today