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Nightlights is scary, strange and wondrous stuff, its terror heightened by its luminous, polychromatic beauty. * The Guardian *
Nightlights is a magical fable about creativity and believing in yourself. With a 'Studio Ghibli' feel and some sumptuous artwork, this is a wonderful read and a visual treat. * BookTrust *
A sumptuously coloured, beautifully presented metaphor for the triumph of creativity and imagination in overcoming darkness and despair. * Broken Frontier *
Lorena Alvarez has created a truly imaginative story which addresses insecurity and creativity in one glorious technicolour bundle, with an edgy twist. * Picture Books Blogger *
Lorena Alvarez is a superlative artist and the story she has crafted and created is a wonder to behold! * Teen Librarian *
This is genuinely a significant piece of art to be looked at again and again. This is also a comic with real heart. * Down the Tubes *
Gorgeous illustrations alone make Nightlights a must have, but it's surprising change in tone takes it to a whole new level * Headless Greg *
Nightlights is a wonder, with an eerie narrative that readers will want to race through and breathtaking art that they'll want to linger over and study for hours. * Spooky KidLit *

Lorena Alvarez was born and raised in Bogota, and studied Graphic Design and Arts at the Universidad Nacional de Colombia. She has illustrated for Puffin Books, Faber & Faber, Usborne Books, Parragon, Boom! Studios, Nickelodeon and Disney. Since 2008, she has been part of La Procesion Puppet Club, an experimental puppetry group of illustrators and visual artists.