Mini Book Review: Hummingbird by Sophia Elaine Hanson

Title: Hummingbird
Author: Sophia Elaine Hanson
Genre: Poetry
Publisher: CreateSpace
Format: Paperback
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

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Synopsis from Goodreads:
Sophia Elaine Hanson is the author of the #1 Amazon Bestselling young adult novel, Vinyl: Book One of the Vinyl Trilogy. She resides in New York City and loves pigeons and Star Wars. Hummingbird is her first collection of poetry to come to print. It tells a story of love, loss, and rebirth.

 

 

 

 

 


I read this beautiful collection while on my way home from work. This poetry book can be read in less than an hour. I loved all of this and it resonated with me. Even the illustrations gave this book an added touch to the amazing writing.

Hummingbird is about a relationship that fell apart and how Sophia found herself anew. She talks about her feelings and thought process through and after the relationship. Some of the poems mentions experiences that she went through and didn’t think of till she met this person. And it was so relatable because as humans, we sometimes don’t completely grasp something till we’ve been through it ourselves.

I felt like I was going through the motions with her. I found myself longing and being positive in the end.

This one is added to my favorites list for 2017.

Here are some of my faves:


When I was fifteen, I got
sick. No cure, only
treatment. When I was
sixten I was assaulted. I
used to joke that at least
I got the bad stuff out of
the way early, as if there
was a cap on how much pain
a person could endure over
the course of their life.

– Obviously, I had never
been in love


if you are interested in maybe buying
this poetry collection, please click here.

thoughts on this collection? would love to chat in the comments!!


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9 thoughts on “Mini Book Review: Hummingbird by Sophia Elaine Hanson

  1. You are just adding so many poetry books onto my to-read list Gretchen, I really need to start making my way through them. This one sounds amazing, I love the cover and the pictures you posted of the poem and the illustration that, I’m assuming, went alongside are beautiful. Also the fact it can be read so quickly is definitely a plus. I could get through this on my way to work one day! 😀
    Great review. 🙂

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  2. Those are some powerful poems! That must have made for a gut-wrenching commute home. It seems like the most powerful poetry comes from strong emotion. I just wish that powerful happy emotions could create such powerful verses as well. Here’s hoping for the future!
    …That said, I’m totally adding this to my TBR. It sounds beautiful.

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  3. […] this trilogy is not finished. Siren releases in 2018 but i cannot wait to read this!!! the ratings/reviews are alllll amazing. i have the privilege of personally knowing this lovely author and she just informed me that her trilogy will have a short story collection called CODA. if Sophia’s name rings a bell, she also wrote a poetry collection, Hummingbird that I reviewed here. […]

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