Nobody passes!

When basic values ​​such as freedom and justice are rejected, a revolution quickly ends. [Nobody passes] elegantly communicates where the boundaries lie.
Barnebok Kritik blog, Egon LÅstad, 09/03/2020

(…) a visually hectic, laugh-out-loud masterpiece (…) The beautiful and chaotic felt-tip-penned illustrations breathe life into this book, which is filled to the brim with eclectic characters. This is more than just a visual cacophony, however: this book is a profound statement on dictatorship and peaceful revolution.
Unity Books (NZ)

This clever book asks questions about freedom and authority, but also story-making and book-crafting. The illustrations brim with life, colour and humour.
Children’s Books Ireland Reading Guide

An absurd story that will leave you begging for more.
Ana Kotowicz, i newspaper, January 2015

It’s one of the great books to have been published this year. Yes, yes, I’m aware it’s tucked away in children’s books and that it has more images than text. I repeat: it’s one of the great books to have been published this year.
Sara Figueiredo Costa, Caldeirão Voltaire, December 2014

“Nobody passes!” is quite something! (…)
With that acknowledged, all we’ll say is that in this story there’s a general, an armed forces employee and an unexpected event. The revolution is, ironically, more of a consequence than anything else. And that’s all we’ll say. Otherwise we’ll end up saying something like: “It’s compulsory reading!” (…)
Andreia Brites, O Bicho dos Livros, December 2014

One of the great releases of this year, earning Planeta Tangerina the Best Children’s Book Publisher award in 2014, at the Bologna International Children’s Book Fair.
Catarina Figueira, Time Out magazine, January 2015

“Nobody passes!” is the title of one of the most beautiful books conceived of and written about the subject of dictatorship and peaceful revolution. And it’s for children.
Anna Castagnoli, Le figure dei libri blog, March 2015