"Fallon, Nevada author, George Morrow, has created a unique blend of fact and fiction in his collection of children's stories including The Little Helper, The Tale of Emily and Henry and Robbie the Roller. The stories are appropriate for a wide range of ages, and each has an appealing moral with which children can identify. I recommend these books for children and teachers alike."

"I read The Little Helper and thought it was wonderful. The way he explained the different things in the way the mother telling the little boy, Jesse. And how he used words that maybe if the child who was reading it have not heard them before helps them learn new ones. And it also shows children how to help with the work and responsibility in keeping up with it. All together I thought it was very cute, yet it teaches children many things."

"Readers of all ages will enjoy the thoughtful tales by George Morrow. The stories promise to stand the test of time, for they not only capture the young imagination, but foster a sense of self-awareness and responsibility at the same time. These original tales belong in everyone's library."

"At the risk of sounding cliche, it's the simplicity, purity, straightforwardness and realness of George's writing that makes it so refreshing and so lovable. True, most of his books are personifications of animals, but George's talent and creativity make you believe that his stories are actually human interpretations of adventures that really do happen in the animal world every day."