What the Experts Have to Say About PicBooks Books
Readers' Favorite - The Girl Who Loved Pots
"Rosilyn Seay’s exciting tale of a child who loves to use pots as props as she plays is a wonderfully- written story which quickly put a smile on my face..." 5/5 star review- Readers' Favorite
Just My Luck - Reader's Favorite Review
"Author duo Lelia Coles and Rosilyn Seay have crafted a powerfully dramatic work that speaks to the heart and lays its characters out in a raw and highly effective way." --Reader's Favorite
Epic Book Quest - The Girl Who Loved Pots (5/5 stars) April 2018
"Whimsical, colorful artwork set the stage for this engaging story which children are sure to love..." 5/5 stars- Epic Book Quest
Ardie's Big Secret- Kirkus Review
" Siblings are sure to identify with Ardie, and the author’s use of suspense in slowly revealing hints about the secret should keep the audience guessing.."Kirkus star review- Kirkus Reviews
Colors Carter Carver's - Kirkus Reviews
"An empowering, slice-of-life story about learning...The supportive environment relieves readers from worrying about Carter; even if he doesn’t get everything right, they know he is safe and loved."---Kirkus Reviews
Kirkus Review - The Girl Who Loved Pots
"A bracing celebration of creativity with a strong main character who deserves her own series..." Kirkus Review / Kirkus Star recepient - Ranked One of Best of 2017
Ardie's Big Secret - MidWest Book Reviews
" A delightfully entertaining and charmingly illustrated children's picture book by Rosilyn Seay is unreservedly recommended for young readers ages 6 to 9.."Midwest Book Reviews
Just My Luck - Midwest Book Reviews
"Sisters and authors Lelia Coles and Rosilyn Seay create a realistic, powerful account of women under siege in many ways; from both within and their own experiences and choices, and in the environments they move through." --Midwest Book Reviews
Colors Carter Carver's - Midwest Reviews
" Colors Carter Carver's Way is more than a story about color perception. It's about problem-solving, positivity, support systems, and handling the inevitable teasing that comes from being perceived as different or lacking by one's peers..."---MidWest Book Reviews (Reviewer's Choice)
Midwest Books Review-The Girl Who Loved Pots
""The Girl Who Loved Pots" is an inherently entertaining and charmingly illustrated tale for children ages 5 to 9 about a young girl with endless imagination." Midwest Book Reviews
Ardie's Big Secret - Readers' Favorite
" Rosilyn Seay’s tale of a young boy who almost succumbs to peer pressure from his own family truly keeps the reader begging for more at the turn of each page. ."4/5 star review- Readers' Favorite
Just My Luck - Kirkus Reviews
"Seay and her older sister, Coles, who died before publication, have written a superb coming-of-age tale fused with a solid murder mystery. Character development is top-notch;." --Kirkus Reviews
Colors Carter Carver's Way - Reader's Favorite
"Colors Carter Carver's Way by Rosilyn Seay is a beautiful picture book for children...a wonderful book children are going to love and learn from "---Reader's Favorite