"Tropical plants and rainforest creatures come to life in vivid detail. Any child who has been lost will relate to this story; the language and illustrations will make it a joy to read." * Kirkus Reviews * "Tremendous illustrations complement precise, present-tense text complete with bold onomatopoeic language and font... an all-enveloping, hugely satisfactory, sensory-rich experience." * Carousel * "A pulsating adventure that will thrill young readers and listeners." * EYE * "Great potential as a story book but also a very basic and simple introduction to the subject of rainforests. The illustrations are visually stunning." * Armadillo * "The alliterative patterned language is perfect for children to join in with - 'slip-slop slip-slop; pitter-patter spit spot spot spot; whoosh swoosh whoosh swoosh'." * Parents in Touch * "The perfect introduction to the amazing rainforest and the need to protect. The illustrations are superb and the use of light and dark are wonderful - causing the children to reach and out and touch the pages." * Let them be Small * "An Indonesian rainforest adventure, with 35 creatures to find amongst the lavishly illustrated glossy pages." * Achuka * "With its wealth of onomatopoeia this is a great book for adding sound effects during a story session. First though, read the story, look closely at the superb visuals and then, using the final puzzle spread, go back through the book and search for the thirty odd rainforest creatures in the richly coloured illustrations." * Red Reading Hub * "This has to be one of the most beautiful books we've seen this year..." * Read It, Daddy * "This simple-seeming picture book has a great deal to offer, an appealing animal character, a story in which the sense of danger resolves happily, a clever use of text and style to increase language development, an introduction to a beautiful and threatened habitat with endangered wildlife and an opportunity to explore, learn and look closely via compelling illustrations." * Books for Keeps 5 star review *