What I appreciated most is that the book does not turn Roxie’s family into a lecture. Her parents are capable, loving, funny, and real. Their blindness is part of the story, but it is not the whole story. That makes the book feel honest in a way young readers can understand. 

Watching my kid confidently flip through pages and sound out names like "Millennium Falcon" with Jedi-like determination was the highlight of my day. There’s something really special about seeing them feel empowered by a story they already love.

The story is beautifully crafted for all ages, offering both simplicity and depth, making it accessible yet profound. Andrea Ivetic Vicai’s artwork complements Ratliff's storytelling wonderfully, enhancing the futuristic yet nostalgic feel of the narrative. The illustrations are expressive and detailed, capturing the emotions and setting with a clarity that pulls the reader deeper into the story.