Paused. I'm going through this book super slow and someone else finally wanted it. I placed a hold though
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Tsundoku commented on Cruel Is the Light by Sophie Clark (Cruel Is the Light, #1)
Tsundoku finished reading Flip by Ngozi Ukazu
I really need to write a review for this beautiful graphic novel but I need to organize my thoughts first.
It's about a Freaky-Friday style switch (note: I have not seen that movie) and deals a lot in self-love and self-hatred
Anyway Read it
I really need to write a review for this beautiful graphic novel but I need to organize my thoughts first.
It's about a Freaky-Friday style switch (note: I have not seen that movie) and deals a lot in self-love and self-hatred
Anyway Read it
Tsundoku started reading The Giver (Graphic Novel) by P. Craig Russell
So far this is exactly as I imagined a graphic novel for this book should be and I don't mean that in a bad way
So far this is exactly as I imagined a graphic novel for this book should be and I don't mean that in a bad way
Tsundoku started reading Cruel Is the Light by Sophie Clark (Cruel Is the Light, #1)
Tsundoku started reading Lucy Undying by Kiersten White
Tsundoku commented on The Raven Scholar by Antonia Hodgson
Pausing this. It's a tome and I want to take my time with it but too many people want it right now. Added to my "try later" tag on libby
Pausing this. It's a tome and I want to take my time with it but too many people want it right now. Added to my "try later" tag on libby
Tsundoku finished reading When It All Syncs Up by Maya Ameyaw
Content warning Tough Topics: Eating Disorders / Bulimia, References to a sexual assault, toxic parent, racism
I want to stress while the book deals with tough topics, it is ultimately hopeful and you should absolutely read it when you're in the right place to do so (and listen to ballet music while you read it)
Tsundoku started reading The Ferguson Report by Nicole Sealey
Tsundoku finished reading At 30, I Realized I Had No Gender by Shou Arai
There's a lot I could say about this one (after thinking on it for a bit). Though I do want to warn there's an instance of an Indian man being drawn as a blackface caricature.
There's a lot I could say about this one (after thinking on it for a bit). Though I do want to warn there's an instance of an Indian man being drawn as a blackface caricature.
Tsundoku started reading Ordinary Beast by Nicole Sealey
Tsundoku started reading The Book of Alchemy by Suleika Jaouad
It's a 100-day Journaling Prompt + Essays book. Due to disability, time constraints, and reality, I can't do a prompt for 100 Consecutive Days, but I can do 100 days in total. That's the plan at least
It's a 100-day Journaling Prompt + Essays book. Due to disability, time constraints, and reality, I can't do a prompt for 100 Consecutive Days, but I can do 100 days in total. That's the plan at least
Tsundoku commented on Making Friends: Together Forever by Kristen Gudsnuk (Making Friends, #4)
Content warning minor spoiler alert for the alien invasion plot/ talking about colonization / a joke from the artist / author
Okay so the Fake Mom has admitted she's an alien (a Moon Goblin), I don't know if she's admitting it as a scheme or genuinely wants to care for Dany, but she's talking about how the Upper Stratum (the cloud people) have taken good care of the Moon Goblins (the word "Civilized" has not been used but I think those are the vibes you're supposed to get) and she's talking about the things Colonization has provided.
In that panel there is an ad for the "British Art Museum" (the characters are in like Connecticut or somewhere else in the US) and that seems like the most scathing over your head joke you can make in what I believe is a Middle Grade Graphic Novel
Tsundoku started reading Twilight (Twilight, #1) by Stephenie Meyer (Twilight, #1)
Reading it in conjunction with a book about a critical analysis of the saga. I was one of those people who dunked on it because as a high schooler I was a hater who wanted to be "not like other girls". (also I feel like I should read a bunch of stuff (YA in particular) from the past that I missed out on).
Reading it in conjunction with a book about a critical analysis of the saga. I was one of those people who dunked on it because as a high schooler I was a hater who wanted to be "not like other girls". (also I feel like I should read a bunch of stuff (YA in particular) from the past that I missed out on).













