“Most Anticipated Young Adult Books: January-June 2023” —LGBTQ Reads
“Recommended LGBTQ+ YA Releasing in Spring 2023” —Reads Rainbow
“Robin and Her Misfits revisits a classic story about breaking the law, turning it into a poignant, exciting novel about queer love, homecomings, and hope.” —Foreword Reviews
“In this modern reimagining of the legend of Robin Hood, a cast of queer girls fight to free themselves from the control of powerful crime families and their own pasts. Fast-paced action and high stakes.” —Kirkus Reviews
"Robin And Her Misfits reads like the action movie with all-female leads you always hoped for... A greasy, gritty adventure carved for those who need a massive flip in the script. This is one gang of master criminal misfits you wouldn't want to mess with... A delightfully queer troop of outliers who dare to lean into all the twists and curves." —Jessamyn Violet, author, Secret Rules to Being a Rockstar
“This lightning-paced novel is addictive for any misfit who’s felt lost and angry, who hankers after a little bit—okay, a whole lot—of revenge. If you’re craving a dose of transgression in your reading, these queer gangster girls, and their madcap capers, are for you." —Lucy Jane Bledsoe, author, No Stopping Us Now and Tell the Rest
Past praise for Kelly Ann Jacobson's Tink and Wendy:
“This atmospheric reimaging is rife with divided loyalties and harsh tragedies. Introspective and character-driven, it retains the misty, fairy-tale feel of impossible things and childhood yearning . . . Jacobson shines in thoughtfully rendering the classic characters as well-rounded, complex, and flawed individuals.” —School Library Journal
“A masterful reinvention of the classic. Full of teenage angst and yearning, it is poignant, relatable, and full of contemporary appeal.” —Foreword Reviews
“A modern tale that completely reinvents the characters ... both beautiful and heartbreaking all in one.” —The Southern Bookseller Review