Heather Warnken
Go Jesse & Sylvia!!!
Theron Couture
Beautifully written, A Friend for Otter takes us on journey across a vivid landscape as wild and terrifying as a child's imagination. Imbria is built so that the rules of magic and industry merge into something somehow both dystopian and hopeful.  Reminiscent of Dickens, of fairy tales long forgotten, Imbria embraces an alternate reality one hopes one's children must never experience. I can't help but cheer for Otter.
Steven Miller
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Author Chelsea Moye
I love the concept of imagining the perfect friend! <3
Juan P Svenningsen
Cool book with a great idea. Please support Jesse and Sylvia as they share a great story with us!
Tabi Card
A story co-authored by a father & daughter team? Sign me up!
Larry Gibbs, Jr.
I love the idea behind this book, and the fact that it's a father/daughter duo doing this together makes it that much more awesome. Check it out!
Briannemccarthy
Otter's world is a lovely mystery. I can't wait to find out more!
Theron Couture
Something both foreboding and wonderful: A world where imaginary friends are visible and always at your side. I can't wait to see Otter's story unfold.
Stephen Carignan
I love the premise of having real imaginary friends, not only due to the abstract concept, but the playful nature of having a contradiction in logic. This sets up the tone of the piece, while creating a great dynamic for the protagonist. The external and internal pressures move the story along, while the writing itself keeps readers engaged. I look forward to reading more.