MLP!I love the pop culture references! And the art is bright and beautiful! I read it in my iPhone but my daughter reminded me we have a copy of our own. I’ll have to pull it out and have a look.

This is my first venture into the My Little Pony comics and I know I'll be reading more because it's so cute. Split into four individual stories readers are bound to find they're own favourites, for me it was the first and last :)

My 8 year old daughter loved itGreat read, kind stories with great plot and drawings. The inclusion of a discord story was fantastic. Nice Caring stories.

Full disclosure—I never grew up watching My Little Pony because it was considered in the sorcery category. Trying to make that call now on my own as a parent. This was a Read aloud with Verity. Her favorite story was the one when Twilight Sparkles went on a hunt with her brother...cutesy and fluffy, with a bit of peril, but never too frightening. Fairy tales with a modern twist. Not sure how the other volumes are, but this one was enjoyable

This is probably my least favorite My Little Pony collection to date. I'm a huge My Little Pony fan, all generations, and I have a large My Little Pony collection. So when I say that this one wasn't that great, understand that I really don't want to be saying that.There are four "issues" in the graphic novel, or four separate stories.(view spoiler)[The first story really bothered me, actually. The idea of there being a moral lesson about friendship and kindness is pretty much a built in function...

5 stars Four short tales of friendship and adventure in the world of my little pony. My favorite tale in here was either the one with twilight and shining armor, or the one with princess Celestial and Spike. This was a ton of fun to read.

Four stories. Four fabulous stories. One made me cry (because I'm pathetic and read it while being a bit drugged), and all of them made me laugh. There were Star Trek, Harry Potter, Lord of the Ring, and so many more geek references. It was fantastic. I loved that two of the stories were about non-main characters. Fluttershy is my favourite, but unfortunately she wasn't in most of the stories. Even without her, I loved them. MLP makes me smile, and this book is great. Kids will love it because t...

a copy of this graphic novel was provided to me by the publisher in exchange for an honest review. This was super cute. I didn't care for the first story, but I adored the last story. It was nice to see new character pairings - namely, Princess Celestial and Spike, and Twilight with her brother Shining Armour. I also thought it was cute putting the cutie mark crusaders with Discord in their search for cutie marks.All in all, another successful graphic novel of MLP. I definitely like the change

Greatly enjoyed the fun stories and cute art of this series! Reread it with my 3 year old daughter and she loooved it, especially the part with Princess Celestia. (Nightmare Moon is her favorite pony, but alas she only showed up on some cover art.) My favorite was the story with Discord...I'd forgotten about him completely, but he is AMAZING. Like a goat dragon zebra pony with crazy eyes and mismatched chicken/bear hands. It reminds me of an awesome Harry Potter parody fanfic I read where Voldem...

This was super cute :)

This collection of four comics was a fun read, I particularly enjoyed some of the in-jokes.The odd team-ups in this collection were cool! It's great seeing characters who don't usually team-up interact.

For more reviews, check out my blog:Craft-CycleOverall, this is a cute graphic novel based on the characters in the My Little Pony show. There are four stories, each with a different writer and illustrator. For the most part, I liked it. There were a few times the comics seemed to break from the show (I can't imagine Applejack being okay with pretending to be somebody else during a competition- even if it were an accident, her element is literally honesty). I liked some of the artwork more than

***I received an e-galley of this from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*** Overall, I enjoyed this collection of the first four comics in IDW's new My Little Pony comic series. I have read several of my daughter's My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic comics. And I think that this is another collection that we will need to buy and read. She will love these stories. And I liked the illustrations.Tale #1:Story one was a fun silly story involving mostly Pinkie-Pie and Applejack entering a b...

I read this one because the tv show is ending soon and I noticed the CMC's and Discord only share, like, two or three scenes in the entire series. I'm really glad the comics fix that because the CMC are my favorites, and I think there's a lot of potential for entertaining interactions involving Discord and people other than Fluttershy that the series never capitalizes on. This book actually has four stories and none of them were super long or dragging. They felt like little mini episodes of the

Very cute stories. I enjoyed them a lot. Always great to visit the My Little Pony world.

It is time for 4 stories about our pony girls! From baking to ghosts. I had to read this one for a copycat challenge in one of my groups. I have always been a bit curious about MLP, though never made the step to actually try it out. I have to say that after reading this I may just not read the comics, but instead check out the tv series and see if that works out better. Yes, I had fun reading this one, but I had expected more story, more connectivity, instead I got 4 different stories with vario...

*I received this book IDW Publishing in exchange for an honest review*It's no secret that I really enjoy My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic more than I probably should and more than I should probably admit. I get really excited when I stumble across a new comic book or see that a new season has been put on Netflix (since I can never figure out when new episodes come on television). And this comic book really did not disappoint me! The stories are very short - about 20 pages a piece - and don't

I always love reading these My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic comics. They compile a few different short stories that focus on just a few characters. In this volume, the first story is a friendly lesson about competition when Pinkie Pie enters a Cooking Contest. The Cutie Mark Crusaders are back and I don't know what I'm going to do when they finally earn their marks because their adventures trying to discover themselves and their talents are so much fun. This story shows them interacting with...

My Little Pony: Friends Forever Volume 1 was a fantastic book. My 5 year old granddaughter loves all things “My Little Pony” and this book was no exception. Reading the stories to her were like watching the shows on television. She laughed and giggled quite a bit while listening to the stories.I liked the fact that there were 4 different stories all involving different ponies and different adventures. And of course, there are different lessons to be learned with each story. The stories held my g...

Going into this, I was prepared to dislike it as an affront to the rounder, fatter, plainer ponies of my youth, but, even with the sleeker, too-huge-anime-eyed, tarted-up revamped equines, there was a lot to like about this -- it's clever, it's humorous, and it's pretty good. (Also, Jeremy Whitley of Princeless wrote one of the stories, and he knows how to write compelling, thoughtful stories with empowered, smart characters, so that boded well for me as a reader!) I would love to go back in tim...