[2] The Imperial War Museum acquired a set of Dover's cyanotypes[7][8] which also appear in Blue Mythologies: Reflections on a Colour by Carol Mavor.
- Heidi James [12] "Annabel Dover's writing is a delight: inquisitive, keen-eyed, alive with colour and texture; she has the rare ability to make details sing.
- Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett [15] "A trippy, hyper-connected, vastly entertaining memoir entangled with the history of art, botany and science.
- Jennifer Higgie[16] "Binding and entwining ... exceptional and enjoyable ... minds set racing by the everyday strangeness of the experiences, imaginings and perceptions we have encountered in this extraordinary book."
- Declan O'Driscoll [17] "Dover’s bouquet is illustrated with reproductions of cyanotypes, and her text brings together a sense of printing with flowers, explorations of backstreets, esoteric traditions, curatorial oddities, and quiddities.