Impatient Pamela Asks: Why Are My Feet So Huge?

“The whimsical watercolor cartoons capture Pamela’s changing emotions. While other books concerning self-image show adults neatly dispelling children’s doubts, Pamela comes to her own conclusions about the power of her differences. A fun, lighthearted book that may appeal to youngsters who have ever felt a little self-conscious.”
      - School Library Journal

“. . . Those huge feet are wonderful after all! They have many uses, but the best of all is that she dribbles, she shoots and she scores! Yes, Pamela’s huge feet are just perfect for soccer, and Pamela is once again a happy little girl. Dan Brown’s delightful art work perfectly showcases Mary Koski’s lively picture-book story.”
      - Children’s Bookwatch

“For another great soccer-related read for girls, try Mary Koski’s Impatient Pamela Asks: Why Are My Feet So Huge? Pamela figures out that her feet (which are a little on the large side) are perfect for soccer, among other uses.”
      - Kathleen Krull, L A Parent Magazine

“(Koski’s) third book, Impatient Pamela Asks: Why Are My Feet So Huge? (is a) delightful book with its playful artwork by Dan Brown. . . . Yes, those huge feet were just made for soccer! The book’s a steal at $15.95 . . .”
      - Joanne Zerkel, Star

“Young readers also will discover that some of those concerns they have about their bodies might not be so bad after all. They might just like Pamela, who learns differences can b good. The story is a good ground breaker for conversations with children about physical appearances. With a simple text and illustrations that make the reader smile, it’s a great book for preschoolers as well as early elementary school ages.”
      - Ginny Stolicker, Oakland Press

“. . . this is a top-shelf kids’ book . . . A recommended pick for kids and their parents.”
      - Budgeteer News