Editorial Review

“Once again, Alexander limits his palette to black and white plus the odd accent color, in this case gold, which shades the bears’ scarves, the girl’s coat and so on—but not, it should be noted, her hair. The restricted palette serves Gold‘s message well. The concluding spread shows the loving family of four in a sleeping heap on the couch, the gold in the girl’s clothing the only difference in color.” —Shelf Awareness