Glorious (…) Lisa Aisato allows the reader to stop and think. The book serves as catalyst that brings back one’s own memories as well as inspire unity and empathy. In text and image this is an elegantly illustrated book that manages to mirror some of the shared milestones in the strange path of life in a way that will resonate with many. And it shows the range in the work of an artist that can be characterized as a beloved readers-favorite in the best possible sense of the term.
VG 5/6 stars

Every picture is a story in itself, and every time you look at them, you see new details and nuances. It is impossible to remain unmoved by these illustrations.
NRK

An exuberant reminder to embrace and celebrate life and all its nuances.
Dagbladet

The first thing that strikes me when I start reading Lisa Aisato’s “Life Illustrated” is the diversity of the book. The people in the illustrations comes in all shapes and sizes, in every age, skin tone, orientation and mood (…) “Life Illustrated” is a wonderful and unpretentious book, as a perfect gift to absolutely anyone as a box of chocolates.
Aftenposten

…like a coffee table book you always leave about and read over and over (…) The illustrations are colorful, exuberant and all-consuming, as from a dream. (…) it’s the perfect gift book for the life that awaits, both after the teenage years and on the other side of the corona crisis.
Jyllandposten, 6 out of 6 stars

… a beautiful illustrated story that pay homage to the different stages of life.
Kristelig Dagblad 6 out of 6 stars

… impressive and magical book (..) The illustrations holds both humor and great beauty.
Litteratursiden.dk