In this charming tale told from the biscuit's point of view, Mini Grey creates a hugely satisfying night-world where fear can be seen off and a biscuit can change its chances in life

Enjoyable as much for the witty innocence of the pictures as the barking-mad originality of the prose

Mini Grey, one of the brightest stars on the picture-book scene, seems to be incapable of producing a dull word or picture . . . Grey's text is beautifully matched by her clever visual jokes and inventive changes of perspective

Visually scrumptious, a flavoursome mix of wit and skill

A star turn

A mystery that is as clever and impish as its heroine

An absolutely delightful debut

A witty confection of highly colourful characters

A delightful pick for sharp readers enamoured of gothic sensibilities and clever prose

This witty, imaginative entry deserves a prominent space on the MG shelf.