Frances England proves that her lovely debut album, last year's Fascinating Creatures, was no fluke. England is, quite simply, an original, treating young listeners with the caress of soft, folk-rock authenticity in her expressive voice. --Los Angeles Times(Family Tree is) a melding of folk and lo-fi indie pop originals that stands out from most of the kids music world in its sound and centeredness, for lack of a better word. England's disks have a way of conjuring musical worlds that start with the security of home life and look outward, all the while sounding like Yo La Tengo or Elizabeth Mitchell or Tanya Donnelly…. this is fabulous. Definitely Recommended. --Zooglobble (regularly featured on NPR)If some genius concert promoter ever puts together a Lilith Fair for 5 year olds, Frances England should be the headline act. The singer-songwriter brings a little bit of Sarah McLachlan and a little bit of Norah Jones, yet manages to create a sound that is distinctly her own….And while the songs may be about tricycles and picture books, England's airy voice and sophisticated songwriting have definite adult appeal. --Cookie Magazine