*received for free from netgalley for honest review* This is such a great series! i really love the characters and the story. looking forward to yet another adventure!

I have to say, I don't really care for Genevieve, she is kind of mean. Overall, the story is fun and entertaining, I think young readers will enjoy this story.

You have to love the sounds that narrator Triya Leong makes for the birds, they were fantastic! Triya did a great job of creating different voices for each character, you always knew who was speaking.

I jumped into reading this without realizing it was the second book in the series. With that said, I loved it! I could definitely tell that it was the 2nd book but enough back story is given that it didn’t matter and this was a whole new adventure. I adored Mihi and her friends, Reese and Savannah. The rainbow realm filled with all the fairy tales was so much fun to adventure to with them. There were lots of good lessons about life and how people tend to treat those they deem as less than themselves badly. Mihi is also Korean and I loved how it touched on how different and isolating it can be at times when people are judgmental towards other races. I really just found this book a joy to listen to and I can’t wait to read it with my girls! I really enjoyed the narrator of the audiobook!

Thank you to NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for an advanced copy of this audiobook. All thought are my own

This isn't my first novel by Tae Keller; as the mom of a middle grader, Keller is big in our house. I thought this audiobook version of Mihi Ever After: A Giant Problem was narrated in a way that would hold the attention of young minds. The story was well thought out, and even as a second in the series, provided enough background that you didn't have to read book one. It's a relatively fast read and I loved the lessons.

Thank you Macmillian Audio & NetGalley for access to this audio arc!

This is a really cute middle grade fairytale adventure.
I didn't realize this was book 2 in a series, but it's okay.
The author gives you just enough details from the first book that you can read this as a stand a lone.
Some of the characters voices were a bit high pitched and nasally, so i would suggest the print.
Didn't ruin the story for me, just would have preferred lower octaves.
Much love to NetGalley & Macmillan Audio for my DRC.

Thank you to NetGalley and the amazing publisher for the ARC of this title! I am so grateful to be auto-approved for this title!
I look forward to listening and reviewing. More to come!