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A review by emilytalksaboutbooks
May Bird and the Ever After by Jodi Lynn Anderson
5.0
I just saw this book on my bookshelf and realized I had to write a review for it, even if it has been years.
This, ladies and gentlemen, was my first book to read and own. (Other than my Winnie the Pooh books from when I was a toddler). I was 7 years old whenever I first read this, and this book made me fall in love with reading. I re-read it 6 years later and still loved it. I would love to personally thank Jodi Lynn Anderson for opening me to the world of books I now live in. This is still one of my all-time-favorites, and has a special place on my bookshelf. I still have yet to read the rest of the trilogy though.
I would recommend this to everyone! It is a lovely read that I always enjoy re-reading from time to time.
This, ladies and gentlemen, was my first book to read and own. (Other than my Winnie the Pooh books from when I was a toddler). I was 7 years old whenever I first read this, and this book made me fall in love with reading. I re-read it 6 years later and still loved it. I would love to personally thank Jodi Lynn Anderson for opening me to the world of books I now live in. This is still one of my all-time-favorites, and has a special place on my bookshelf. I still have yet to read the rest of the trilogy though.
I would recommend this to everyone! It is a lovely read that I always enjoy re-reading from time to time.