Book review - Fly Birdie by Jo Robinson

Book - Fly Birdie

Author - Jo Robinson

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Review:

When all is spiralling out of control and you begin to wonder what life is all about sometimes it is the smallest of things that bring you back to having hope and reasons for going on and so it is in this short story. Hannah has a life which is pointless and spiralling down lower and lower but the smallest of things changes that and teaches her how to love again.

This is a great short story that can help to inspire people to see the smaller things in life.


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