Kirkus Reviews said that St. George "offers a pleasingly diverse slate of facts and figures". The New York Times praised it for being "easy enough to read" for younger children and claims "its rich anecdotes provoke questions, answers, definitions, recollections and more anecdotes."
The reviews highlight that St. George's work is appealing to readers of all ages, particularly young children. The reviewers found it easy to read and stimulating, encouraging further exploration and engagement with the subject matter.