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Monthly Archives: May 2018
Stellar issue 1 by Joseph Keatinge and Bret Blevins
With Stellar issue 1, we are given a brief introduction to a post apocalyptic universe in which everything seems to be in ruins. Retro future spaceships, giant robots, huge alien creatures, and an almost steampunkian type of army lie in … Continue reading
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Tiny Fox and Great Boar 1: There by Berenika Kolomycka
This is what you would expect from a children’s illustrated book: a solid but easy to follow story, engaging characters, lots of questions for children to think about, and beautiful illustrations. The story comes in several parts and they all … Continue reading
Posted in ARC, Book Reviews, childrens, urban fantasy
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Onyx & Ivory by Mindee Arnett
Although I am giving this a 4 out of 5 star rating, I have to admit that I do so more because Mindee Arnett’s writing is so strong rather than that I actually enjoyed the book as much as I … Continue reading
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Geekerella by Ashley Poston
I can see why Geekerella was so beloved upon release in 2017 – it is a charming remake of the fairy tale with an appropriate modern flavor. Relatable (if not very realistic) main leads make you want to root for … Continue reading
Posted in ARC, contemporary, romance, YA
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Game of Secrets by Kim Foster
This is likely going to be one of my most disappointing reads this year considering the premise sounded so interesting and the book began promisingly enough. But by half way through, this began to hit every trope/cliche in the YA … Continue reading
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Gangsta Cursed 4 by Kohske
Although a spin off, this is probably one of the best I’ve read. All of the horrible and terrifying pathos of the original series is fully intact here in this story of Spas/Marco Adriano and how he turned from being … Continue reading
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Bleach 73 by Tite Kubo
I can see why people felt that this last arc went on too long; all the same, it was worth it so that we were able to get so much closure and character development as we did in this volume. … Continue reading
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