'Featured in Mums & Tots.' Mums & Tots
'Grow: Secrets of Our DNA carries the most important message of all; that we share some parts of our genetic code with all living things, so no matter who you are, you country or species we are all part of life’s big family. Life has always been written in one language.' Parent Talk
'I really enjoyed this book. The subject of DNA is very complicated, especially for someone my age, but with this book you wouldn’t need an adult to help you understand it. It includes some complicated words that would help if you were being tested on DNA. I thought this book was extremely detailed and is probably suitable for 7-9-year-olds but my daddy enjoyed it and he learnt things from this book too — like the fact that he’s related to a tyrannosaurus rex!' Sherbornne Times
'This picturebook is richly informative about animals, plants and people, making for an engaging science lesson. Meanwhile, Davies has a series of YouTube videos in which she reads some of her other picturebooks about science and nature, including Tiny: The Invisible World of Microbes, which is handy for putting coronavirus in the context of benevolent microbes.' The Sunday Times and The Sunday Times Ireland
'Written in easy-to-follow language, this book explains clearly the complex concept of DNA as a story. Wrapping the reader in a smooth, flowing text with it's lively, intricate illustrations, it is both fascinating and enchanting, taking us on the magical journey that is simply life. Both a lovely, gentle work of art and an insightful, factual nonfiction book, this is bound to educate, inspire and delight readers of any age.' Fallen Star Stories
'Explaining the concept of DNA to young children sounds like a tall order but Grow does exactly that. This beautiful volume uses simple, crystal-clear text and exquisite illustrations to describe the way our bodies follow a set of instructions – a code that connects us to every creature on the planet. “…we share some parts of our genetic code with all living things,” says the book. ”Those that are alive now, and all those that have ever lived on earth.” A remarkable and very special work of non-fiction.' The Independent
'Featured in The Daily Mirror.' The Daily Mirror
'Explaining the concept of DNA to young children sounds an impossible task but Grow: Secrets Of Our DNA succeeds beautifully.' Sunday Express (S Magazine)
'Vibrantly illustrated, this is a fascinating and accessible introduction to the concept of DNA for five- to eight-year-olds.' The Guardian
'This time, the subject is human DNA, but Davies’s gentle prose and Sutton’s languid drawings give the book a similarly dreamy quality, which will appeal equally to children and nostalgic parents.' The Telegraph