By the time I had reached climax, I was already so inmersed on the story I could not put it down. I wanted to know everything about these penguins and their lives. I empathized with them, I became one with the penguins. Lastly, I would like to say that the illustrations inside the book match the poems perfectly and that both the author and the illustrator did a great work.

The collection's hybrid form—a "play-in-verse"—allows Davis to utilize theatrical techniques that heighten the spectacle of ecological catastrophe while maintaining intimate emotional resonance. The author's language oscillates between wry observation and raw exasperation, creating a rhythmic tension that mirrors the precarious existence of her penguin protagonists.

A poignant albeit sometimes raunchy metaphor for climate change and environmentalism told mostly through the eyes of penguins.