". . . Hills returns to her own originals and delivers a timely folk pop outing for those that like to think along with their folk. The old time spirit of Joan Baez is alive and well." --Chris Spector, Midwest Record". . . Quintessentially Anne, and it's a winner." --Gary Tuber, Chicago Folk Music Examiner, 10/7/09"Hills sings over gentle folk-pop arrangements in her warm, round-toned, unruffled soprano, usually suggesting Judy Collins . . .  Hills has spent much of her career performing the songs of others, often in the company of fellow singers, some of whom (Priscilla Herdman, Cindy Mangsen) also turn up here in subsidiary roles. It is characteristic of her that, even when she takes the focus for herself, not only as a singer, but also as a songwriter, she is still intent on presenting `points of view,' not just, or even especially, her own." --William Ruhlmann, AllMusic Guide"Without question, Anne Hills is one of contemporary folk's premier voices. . . . Having earned a master's degree in social work . . . Hills' writing seems more socially conscious than ever before on this 13-track release. Highlights `I Am You,' `The Farm' and `I'm Nobody' reflect that political bent, while personal favorite `Pennsylvania' and `My Daughter and Vincent van Gogh' are perfectly crafted folk songs. (3½ stars)" --Jeffrey Sisk, McKeesport, PA., Daily News, 11/12/09". . . A welcome return by this perceptive wordsmith." --Arthur Wood, Maverick Magazine, UK, December 2009