Toto

Praise

Praise for Toto
“Full of energy, wit, and no shortage of snark, Toto made me grin from start to finish. This is my headcanon for Oz now—the version of Oz we all need!”—Jo Miles, author of Ravenous State

“A nostalgic yet innovative dive back into Oz that fans won’t want to miss.” —She Reads

“Toto’s witty voice and the intricate layers of scheming elevate this adventure beyond mere fan fiction. It’s a treat.”—Publishers Weekly

“As heartfelt and thoughtful as it is snarky. Hackwith deconstructs, reconstructs, and adds new and vibrant life to the Oz stories with her signature deft prose and heartbreakingly real characters. Toto is a Good Dog, and Toto is a Great Book.”—Tyler Hayes, author of The Imaginary Corpse
 
“A snarky, clever retelling with a lot of humor and heart.” —Book Riot

“Readers will be delighted to discover this unique take on The Wizard of Oz. With modern references, unusual twists, snarky commentary, and some delightful side plots, recommend Hackwith’s new novel to readers looking for a fun retelling or twisted tale.”—Library Journal

“A satirical romp updating beloved characters for the modern era.”—Elizabeth Bear, award-winning author of The Origin of Storms

“A familiar story told from a distinctly canine view; Toto takes the reader on a trip to an Oz that is the emerald colored world that they might think they know. However, there are some unique and fun touches that would never have occurred to L. Frank Baum.”—Juneau Black, author of Shady Hollow

“This is a fun, new take on the story, and centering it around Toto is great. Readers are in for a treat with this one.”—Red Carpet Crash

Praise for the Hell’s Library Series
“Clever, charming, full of intricate world-building and delightful characters.”—Christina Henry, author of Horseman

“Hackwith literally brings books to life with her layered prose, emotional scenes, slow burns, and powerful connections among found-family members.”—Library Journal (starred review)

“A delightful romp through Heaven, Hell, and everything in between.”—Caitlin Starling, author of The Death of Jane Lawrence