A charming story in the tradition of The Borrowers about little flying people, visible to only children, who live in the Underground and are found by a rather happy 11-year-old girl.― Sunday Times
A fresh new tale. [...] Edie is a lovely character [...] it is great to see a female lead driving the story on and we should never underestimate the value of children seeing girls in this way. An enjoyable read that teaches us that looking closer can lead to adventures galore. -- North East Teacher ― The Great British Book Worm
It's all about when your childhood is changing into 'teen-hood' and what happens to your friends, your imagination, and the games you used to play in the playground. -- Maryam Zakir-Hussain ― Ham High
Set against the backdrop of London and its Underground network, Wilkinson's action-packed and heartwarming story about friendship and family reminds us all to notice the little things in life and to treasure each other, however big or small we might be. -- Pam Norfolk ― The Gazette
A terrific class read aloud for older KS2 listeners as well as for individuals who like books with a touch of enchantment or a classic feel. I can't wait for the next one in the series.- Jill R Bennett, Red Reading Hub
Edie and the Box of Flits is just enchanting. Their small world is built so beautifully by the author within the huge cavernous space of the Underground tunnels. It is a charming, detailed and carefully crafted story and so visually appealing . . . A lovely story about friendship, family and how the little things in life should never pass you by!- Jennifer Caddick, Reading Zone
