Jane Stevenson's review: "While teen girls will probably eat this right up, everyone else will probably want to give it a miss."

Shawn McKenzie's review: "Not every track on Let Go rocks, or is even catchy, but there are many standouts that make you amazed that they are coming out a teenage girl."

Amy Robson's review: "Avril isn't rock, isn't alternative, isn't pop, but an equal, harmonious mixture of the three."

Danny Wong's review: "a combination of good songwriting, strong vocals, and music that is both catchy and entertaining"

Paul Thompson's review: "Avril sports a unique sound featuring strong vocals complemented by clear driving guitar licks and drum melodies."

Bill Aicher's review: "The honesty and reality of her songs will undoubtedly win her a steady fanbase."

People.com's review: "With a malleable alto that slips effortlessly from hushed whisper to angst-ridden roar, she shows an impressive range."

Bob Waliszewski's review: "this 17-year-old refuses to compromise her sense of self or play the victim."

Ashley D.'s review: "She has a realness to her music that many singers lack. She's a girl with a voice and a guitar, and she isn't afraid to use either."

Bill Werde's review: "song after song leaves you nodding your head to a newly entrenched hook and chorus."

Review: "This album covers all the bases: Teen angst, heartbreak, hope, confusion, all mixed in with a lot of 'sure of myself' attitude."