The Girl Who Soared Over Fairyland and Cut the Moon in Two (CD-Audio)

from salimbol

This, the third book in the marvellous Fairyland series, is not quite as cohesive as the first two books, taking much longer to actually get going, and with some imagery that's *incredibly* hard to visualise. Nevertheless, this is compensated for with more nuanced characterisation - September is ...

from bonniemarjorie

"Just because it's imaginary doesn't mean it isn't real." In The Girl Who Soared Over Fairyland and Cut the Moon in Two, September fears that now that she is 14 years old that she is much too old to be able to travel to Fairyland. Her fears become unwarranted as one afternoon she suddenly finds h...

from LibrarianMaven

While I continue to be a fan of both Catherynne and September, this third book felt a little less sure in its pacing than the first two books. It was also left on more of a cliffhanger note, promising more adventures to come. I've enjoyed Valente's authorial voice in watching September grow up- s...

from greeniezona

I love Valente and I love the Fairyland series, so I was delighted when my thirteen-year-old chose this as his next bedtime story. Especially good timing as I'd gotten him book four for Christmas. As a stand-alone book, this volume would be kind of weak. There is a lot of in-between-ness in this ...

from MickyFine

September has spent a whole year desperately waiting and wishing to return to Fairyland. And yet the Green Wind has yet to reappear and whisk her away. Instead, while headed out to mend a fence on her farm, September encounters a Blue Wind and ends up sneaking in after her to Fairyland. Once ther...