Selected as one of 6 Big Indie Books for Fall for Youth by Publishers Weekly Selected for Publishers Weeklys Early Reader Spotlight Selected for the Association for Library Service to Children Summer Reading List Selected for The Horn Book Beginning Readers and Primary Grades Summer Reading List One of the 150 Most Anticipated Fall Books Kirkus Reviews
"Wry, cool and spot-on.Charming A perfect suggestion for read-alouds or one-on-one reading.A kid-friendly early reader graphic novel that hits all the right notes. You Gotta Go purchase for early elementary shelves. School Library Journal, starred review
A tour de force that gives new meaning to Ooooh and Ahhh never has bathroom humor been so true.The New York Times Book Review
Something of a mini-masterpiece, the sort of thing that both you and your children will adore...the perfect book for those kids having trouble holding it ina truly endearing and funny way to turn worries into giggles.Comicon
Certain to resonate with young readers." Publishers Weekly
"I cannot WAIT to get my hands on this! Frank Viva is a cool artist."Elizabeth Bird, A Fuse #8 Production, School Library Journal.com
"Another reminder of the importance of family.hilarious dancesa charming graphic novel for the youngest set.Kirkus Reviews
Frank Vivas Gotta Go! Holds The Secrets For When You Need To Pee. Kids are always going to need to use the bathroom at inconvenient times. However, Frank Vivas Gotta Go! makes those moments easier for everyone involved by teaching kids the tools to ignore the urge through a fun package thats easy to read.How To Love Comics
Frank Viva is always fresh and funny. Not talking down to anyone. A kind and whimsical spirit. One of a kind. Maira Kalman
"This entertaining tale with all its squirmy, wiggly physical humor, marked by Viva's sleek, styled illustrations, also includes practical tips for children who have to go but aren't in a place in which to do so."Horn Book
A hilarious and liberating romp.Unreservedly recommended. Midwest Book Review
"Vivas stylized digital art shines in this picture book graphic novel hybrid." Youth Services Book Review
[ ...] a common situation that young children can relate to and find humor in. YA Books Central
Children will delight in a book that speaks to a very common issue. Puget Sound Council for the Review of Children's and Young Adult Literature
[ ...] A great book for older readers with a sense of humor to share with newer readers. Library Comic
