Reviews for My Pet, Peeve

"[My Pet, Peeve​ is] a rollicking debut from an author and illustrator we should all keep an eye on."​
—Adam Rex, Bestselling Author and Illustrator of On Account of the Gum
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​"My Pet, Peeve is a hilarious, heartfelt story filled with laugh-out-loud moments and lively illustrations. You’ll wish Peeve was your pet—and be very glad he isn’t! The title had me hooked before I’d even cracked the cover, and the book did not disappoint. Kids will get a big kick out of this one. And when they find out its author is 14 years old? Make sure to have some paper and pencils ready because they will be inspired to sit down and write a story of their own. Great work, Camden and Rylee!"
—Refe Tuma, Co-Author of the Bestselling What the Dinosaurs Did Last Night
"[My Pet, Peeve is] a really fun story, with cool pictures as well. Camden has created a great rhythm and has kept the fun in the story while still getting across an important message. Great stuff, a writing star of the future!​"
—Adam Wallace, Author of the Bestselling How to Catch Series
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"In a time where rhyming children’s books are rare treasures, this delightful tale sparkles with charm and wit. Crafting a story in verse is no small feat—in fact, new authors are often cautioned to keep away from rhythm and rhyme. Thank goodness (teenager!) Camden Holley didn’t pay attention to that conventional wisdom, because each page of My Pet, Peeve bursts with playful cadence and humor, proving that youth and talent can create magic that captivates readers of all ages. An impressive, funny, refreshing debut!"
—Mark Huffman, Author of The Toot Fairy and Billan the Bard​
"My Pet, Peeve is a fun and imaginative story that turns little habits that bug people into a silly creature kids can laugh at and learn from. Camden did an incredible job bringing this idea to life, and kids will really enjoy it."
—Steven J. Neuner, Author of Dogs on Heaven Street
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"[My Pet, Peeve is] a clever and effective moral tale delivered in a fun, conversational rhyming style."
—Blake Varnadoe, Young Author of Eclipsar