“Jameson has crafted a quiet tale of father-daughter togetherness using simple vocabulary, a good use of repetition, and a gentle storytelling tone. Flett’s earth-toned illustrations neatly complement the author’s style of writing?A lovely father-daughter idyll.”

– Kirkus Reviews

“When Zoe and her father venture outside to feed the horses, they discover a fawn curled up under an aspen tree. Zoe and her dad proceed to see if they are able to locate the fawn’s mother. In the process, their search brings them across a woodpecker, a trout and a rabbit. ‘That is not the fawn’s mother,’ Zoe says, continuing her search. Highly Recommended.”