Little Moons

Takes on the difficult responsibility of expressing to readers that sometimes, even if it’s hard, even if there are no true answers, some things are important to speak about, read about, and talk about. …Storm and the art team beautifully weave a story about culture, heritage, family, loss, and grief in a tight-knit package.

~School Library Journal

The story handles the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People with dignity and authenticity. A powerful and sensitively told story.

~Kirkus Reviews

I love the realistic depiction of Reanna, who is not the typical skinny pathetic girl of some stories of loss. The graphic art and story successfully condense the passing of time over the year when the family waits for news of Chelsea. This is an important addition to libraries looking to diversify graphic collections.

~Youth Services Book Review

Carries quite a bit of emotional heft giving readers a genuine portrayal of a family splintered by a uniquely specific grief….No one here is perfect, but everyone is deserving of sympathy…authentic. Recommended.

~The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books

Cartoonist Howe and nonbinary Ojibwe artist RL create vibrant pages.... Wordless panels adroitly enhance the narrative.... The creators indelibly humanize the alarming murder and missing rates for Indigenous women and girls across Canada and the U.S. with names, family, memories.

~Booklist

Among LA County Library’s Graphic Novels list

~LA County Library

Named a New York Public Library Best Book for Teens.