pickI started out with the print copy of this and the lack of quotation marks during dialogue drove me absolutely nuts. Once I switched to audio, I enjoyed it much more. May Amelia was such a fun character and it was fun to read about her adventures with all her brothers. I can't believe I missed out on this one when I was a kid - I think it was published when I was in that transition from MG to YA #MiddleGradeMarchThroughTime
Starting sock #2 while listening to this audiobook. Getting a real kick out of May Amelia so far! #MiddleGradeMarchThroughTime #audioknitting
so-soGosh, I finally finished this. I would have bailed immediately if this hadn‘t been for #BattleOfTheBooks . There weren‘t any quotation marks around the dialogue. Why? What is the point of that? It was nearly impossible to get through, because of that, and it just felt like a knockoff Little House in the Big Woods. It did get better as it went along, though. 3⭐️
pickMay Amelia has seven brothers and is sincerely hoping for a sister this time. The daughter of Finnish homesteaders, she has grown up a tomboy in a time of Proper Young Ladies. This is a touching story. A few storylines get lost in the shuffle but I believe this is the first in a series.
#RiotGrams Day 23: Book You've Owned Longest
This was the first book I bought with my own money, so it counts. I still love, love, love it.
Our Only May Amelia | 
