Geary ably adapts Klickstein's whimsical novel, written in the naive voice of real-life Victorian child author Daisy Ashford. ... Geary's artwork, with touches that recall turn-of-the-century comic strips and antique printing techniques, is perfectly suited to Victoriana.-- "Publishers Weekly"

Mathew Klickstein and Rick Geary's Daisy Goes to the Moon admirably recreates the childlike creativity of a kid enthusiastically relaying a story without the sometimes cumbersome shackles of cause-and-effect rationality. The elegantly uncluttered illustrations perfectly capture the vibe the tale requires. I devoured the book in a single sitting. It's charming, delightful, surprisingly educational, but mostly just fun.-- "CineDump"

Klickstein's conceit of writing from the perspective of a child, coupled with Geary's illustrations and Alice-in-Wonderland-like characterizations, makes for an excellent match-- "The Book Beat"