Praise for FIVE THINGS ABOUT AVA ANDREWS: "Successfully explores the complexities of chronic illness mixed with mental illness . a heartwarming story about a community discovering activism." - Kirkus Reviews PRAISE FOR FIVE THINGS ABOUT AVA ANDREWS: "Alongside a sensitive portrayal of Ava''s invisible disabilities, well-wrought subplots, such as problems with an unkind classmate and the growing distance between two once-close friends, support the journey of Dilloway''s thoughtful protagonist from timid observer to well-liked social activist." - Publishers Weekly Praise for FIVE THINGS ABOUT AVA ANDREWS: "An excellent selection for book clubs for children, read-together picks, and for anyone who enjoys a good underdog story." - ALA Booklist Praise for FIVE THINGS ABOUT AVA ANDREWS: "Dilloway covers a lot of ground including social justice, mental health, physical ability, and prejudice, but all the while the narrative is hopeful and encouraging. Ideal for book clubs and discussions." - School Library Journal Praise for SUMMER OF A THOUSAND PIES: "Inspiring and hopeful. [a] tender coming-of-age story, perfect for fans for Lynda Mullaly Hunt and Ali Benjamin.
" - ALA Booklist Praise for SUMMER OF A THOUSAND PIES: "Evok[ing] the warmth of home, newfound security, and friendship, Dilloway effectively contrasts Cady''s old life with her new one while examining her muddled emotions. Those who share the protagonist''s passion for the culinary arts will delight in the easy-to-follow pie recipes following the story''s gratifying conclusion." - Publishers Weekly "Readers will feel like Tuesday''s trusted confidante as she delves into the park''s beauty, adventures, and secrets in this bighearted and leisurely paced novel." - Publishers Weekly "A gentle novel especially suited to students interested in the environment, careers in conservation, or the national parks." - School Library Journal "A call to action and for acceptance wrapped in a love letter to a national park." - Kirkus Reviews "Dilloway paints an intimate and affectionate portrait of the park in this stirring story that gracefully explores the complexity of grief, inevitability of change, and beauty of perseverance and love." - Booklist Praise for SUMMER OF A THOUSAND PIES: "Fans of Anne of Green Gables will find a satisfying story and another heroine to cheer on. Sweet as pie.
" - Kirkus Reviews Praise for SUMMER OF A THOUSAND PIES: "Memorable characters and strong writing make this more than just a book about pie." - School Library Journal "I have a new favorite character in Tuesday Beals, who faces changes in her family, friendships, and home with strength and humor. While navigating through loss and grief, Tuesday keeps fighting to protect what''s most important. Where the Stars Live is a captivating, memorable story and a hopeful reminder that small actions make a big difference." - Lynne Kelly, award-winning author of Song For a Whale "Beautifully written, Where the Sky Lives is a tender exploration of grief, loss, and change. Dilloway clearly knows Zion National Park inside and out. She paints such stunning imagery with her words, that readers will feel as though they''ve experienced all the beauty, majesty, and wonders of Zion firsthand" - Dusti Bowling, author of Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus "Genuine friendship and a mysterious adventure joined with a compassionately crafted exploration of grief and the journey of resilience gives this story its heart. Protagonist Tuesday Beals'' star shines bright through her strength and perseverance as she ventures to find meaning after loss in this inspiring and hopeful tale.
" - Melissa Savage, author of Lemons.