Owl Song at Dawn was reviewed by Litro Magazine:

“Poignant and rich, and British as a stick of Morecombe rock, Owl Song at Dawn provides an insight into the hitherto hidden world of the severely disabled, and families who vehemently oppose their institutionalisation. Here, they become people with voices, not just statistics…the decision to convey Edie’s exultant, exuberant, nonsensical language gives her back her proper humanity.”

Read the full review here.