Praise for Adventures of a Dwergish Girl

“Adventures of A Dwergish Girl is a book with every single thing I love about Pinkwater novels.”

—Cory Doctorow, author of Little Brother

“Pinkwater is arguably Pratchett-for-kids, Wodehouse-for-new-millennium-juniors. Or, if you like, Rocky and Bullwinkle in written form, with equally zany illustrations . . . This book is just so darned nice that it could cure your whole day.”

—Green Man Review

“Captivating, cool and crazy! This story is an inspiration to us all: Be brave. Have adventures. And, most importantly, follow your dreams.”

—Sam Lloyd, author of Mr. Pusskins

“With touches of magic, conversations with ghosts, and a dash of danger in the form of gold-stealing gangsters, Adventures of a Dwergish Girl is sure to delight.”

—Alane Adams, author of the Legends of Orkney series

“Richly-drawn, quirky, and mysterious, Daniel Pinkwater’s Adventures of a Dwergish Girl pulls readers into a dazzling adventure, complete with android Redcoats, urban magic, and of course, the very best pizza New York City has to offer.”

—Susan Vaught, author of Footer Davis Probably Is Crazy

“Adventures of a Dwergish Girl by Daniel Pinkwater has that rare sense of wonder that makes you feel as if you have entered into a magical kingdom.”

—Joe R. Lansdale, author of Of Mice and Minestrone

“Highly recommended. I’m going to buy a hard copy when it’s published so I can throw it at my nephew when he’s old enough to appreciate it.”

—Welcome to Camp Telophase