An absolute darling of a book. Its portrayal of children who find it hard to communicate, or have specific interests that are puzzling to others, is kind, sensitive and warming. So many books assume that young children are gregarious and find socialising easy whereas many, just like Meesha, find it baffling and confusing… a must for every classroom and a favourite for quieter children everywhere

Caryl Hart, Discover Children's Books

A sweet and uplifting story that celebrates diversity … and inspires children to dare to be different and have the courage to stand out

BookTrust on PERFECTLY NORMAN

A joyous, original paean to individuality

Guardian on PERFECTLY NORMAN

If you need a book that tackles overcoming fears and finding your own rightful place in this world, then this is it

PictureBooksBlogger on RAVI'S ROAR

If your child has a worry – and all children do have worries – this is the ideal book to encourage them to talk about it

Parents in Touch on RUBY'S WORRY

This beautifully illustrated book offers a creative way to explore how unaddressed anger can build up and the impact this can have on relationships and social dynamics.

Empathylab on RAVI'S ROAR