"A beautiful book, harkens me back to my years at Precious Moments-inspirational, timeless illustrations combining to produce a keepsake learning experience."-David E. Hathaway, Past President, Precious Moments Family of Companies, Inc.

"This is a wonderful story that shares the history and beauty of letterpress."-Dr. Stephanie Ogren, Grand Rapids Public Museum

"A Stephanie Milanowski triumph! With its charming narrative, vibrant illustrations, and valuable lessons woven throughout, The World's Smallest Letterpress Shop: a not-so-ordinary day!

is a delightful addition to any child's library. Whether read aloud at bedtime or on any pensive day, this enchanting tale will spark the imaginations of young readers and hopefully an interest in art techniques to not be forgotten. Bravo to Stephanie for crafting a heartfelt story. I eagerly await the next adventure!"-Derek Erdman, Artist, derekerdman.com

"Johannes Gutenberg's first printed copy of the Bible in 1455 revolutionized the dissemination of information in the western world. Ideas were shared more easily and broadly, which made the printing press integral to spreading religious, political, and even personal ideas. In an era of computers with automatic delete and instant edits, we should not forget that the printing press was equally pivotal in moving the west from reliance on handwritten documents (manuscripts) to printed materials produced at over 200 pages per hour. This delightful new book by Stephanie Milanowski provides a glimpse into the past with charming pictures and an imaginative story capturing the process of printing that will appeal to readers of all ages."

-Dr. Alice Chapman, Professor of History, Grand Valley State University