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" A very lovely book." Shelagh Rogers, CBC ‘Sounds Like Canada '

2005 : Mississauga News: "Preemie is now Tiniest Warrior"

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2005: Medical Post: "Preemie's Tale a Resource for Families"

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“This book should be compulsory reading for all parents who are ‘fortunate’ (or unfortunate) enough to have their baby in a Pediatric NICU.” Dr. Sigmund H. Ein, Honorary Staff Surgeon, Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto

"We are so pleased to have this book. The message is powerful and sure to help so many siblings who have new brothers and sisters that will not be able to come home for a while. This book is a metaphor for the experience a premature baby goes through, and it illustrated many of the moments we had with our son. We will enjoy reading this book to both our children for many years to come! " Ellen and Dean Wilson, parents of a NICU graduate

“A truly inspiring and magical book that provides real comfort and inspiration for both adults and children. " Suzanne Kendrick, Manager Early Years Childcare and Development Partnership, Havering Council , UK

“ The book is such a gentle and caring way to document a stay in the NICU, and I feel that many families would feel comfort and support from it.” Sarah Johnston-Canjar, RN Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Womens College Hospital , Toronto

“With great talent, you were able to enter the children's imaginary world and using their own language, explain that which for the adults themselves, is an unexpected and difficult to understand experience.” Maria Guida de Freitas Faria, President, Fundacao Liga, Lisbon, Portugal

“Bewitching her readers, Nicola Maher’s passionate transformation of personal emotional experience into fantastical literary expression is all at once satisfying, compelling and inspiring. The Tiniest Warrior of All is sure to become a cherished favorite.” Lisa Golec, Clinical Research Coordinator Women’s College Hospital

“The book is such a gentle and caring way to document a stay in the NICU, and I feel that many families would feel comfort and support from it.” Sarah Johnston-Canjar, RN Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Women’s’ College Hospital