pickOmg what a great volume and a very Anya-centric one as the opening story started with her getting her puppy as a reward from the last volume.
And what a puppy. He's larger than her, fluffy, and a protective cinnamon roll and I love him.
This good boy protected Anya throughout the entire volume, risking himself from all the dangers that kept coming and without spoiling too much got into himself adopted by the Forgers 🥰
pickHow do you make this family even more cute and ridiculous? Add a dog! Though honestly, this volume was less random hilarious, violent hijinks and more high-paced action via thwarting a terrorist plot. It was still divided into distinct missions, but felt like one story throughout that I just devoured. Also gets real about the horrors of war, veteran PTSD and animal experimentation/exploitation, so be warned. Even more excited for the next volume!
When you switch from Manga to graphic novel and it takes you a minute to realize you‘re reading in the wrong direction.
pickAnya gets a dog and of course manages to get into trouble along the way. There is just something about this series that makes me smile.
pickI was disappointed with Vol. 3, but this volume came back strong. I really loved this one, both the mission and the dog, Bond. A terrorist plot has to be stopped and each member of the Forger family does their part, unbeknownst to the other family members. This is such an entertaining series!
Today feels like A Lot, for some reason. So, instead of reading a high-body count thriller, I‘m going to spend my evening with a little light manga. Have a great week everyone!
Spy x Family, Vol. 4 | 
