"Presenting a slice of life with a tinge of magic, the story's overall mellow tone is heightened by the color palette's deep jewel tones. . . Fresh and interesting." --Kirkus

"A captivating use of Islamic beliefs and culture to share with readers the importance of rebuilding relationships and standing up for oneself." --SLJ

"With themes of self-acceptance, friendship, and finding strength in cultural heritage, this is a
great pick for fans of Nidhi Chanani's Pashmina." --Booklist

"The story will add diversity to collections and will serve as a great jumping-off point for discussions about acceptance and compassion." --SLC

"Pastel purples, pinks, and blues heighten the graphic novel's mythical trappings with a soft, melancholy atmosphere and provide a skillful visual contrast between the djinn world and Nayra's real life . . . Ata deftly constructs a narrative about the challenges surrounding asking for and granting forgiveness, and moving forward." --Publisher's Weekly