Bob Shea introduces an unforgettable new character to early readers: a cat who is obsessed with ballet, but has a big heart
Praise for Unicorn Thinks He's Pretty Great: Shea's cleverly written tale makes this a standout, but there's substance here, too. The grass may always seem greener, but the message comes across that everybody has special strengths, and togetherness can often maximize them. This tale of discovered friendship will delight unicorn fans and perhaps create new fans for goats. - Booklist, starred review
Praise for Buddy and the Bunnies in: Don't Play with Your Food: Shea's digital art and one-joke narratives have blossomed. While this romp predictably favors the underdogs, Shea's energized colors, subtle background textures, and manic visuals keep the eye moving, while the shouty dialogue, hapless monster, and sneaky rabbits amplify the silly suspense. - Publisher's Weekly