by Kathryn Lasky
May is a sweet book with very thin plot. There's not a lot going on for it, although it is significantly more then the first book in the series. The thing that drove me the most crazy is that instead of the characters earning their insights, May would just magically know something that she needed to...
This review was completed by Camille Morales, staff reviewer with the YA Fantasy Guide.This book is about a girl named May who lives in Maine. She’s never gone swimming—her parents forbid her from it—but she really wants to, because the sea ‘calls’ to her. She’s also really smart and loves to read, ...
Since I finally had a chance to read Hannah I thought I would just go ahead and read May while the first book was still fresh in my mind. I found that I enjoyed reading May a lot more.One, if not, the main reason I enjoyed May more than Hannah would have to be that it didn't take practically the who...
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