pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4.5/5)
I really enjoyed Kyo-kun‘s storyline in this volume, and I‘m a big fan of the found-family vibes as well!
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pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4.5/5)
I really enjoyed Kyo-kun‘s storyline in this volume, and I‘m a big fan of the found-family vibes as well!
There was a sale at Target and birthday money to spend. It looks like I‘ll be reading a Lego instruction book tonight. :)
pickPride and Prejudice meets The Little Mermaid. Kind of. This was cute.
pickThis one was cute.
Over the years the Guerrillas have grown, become many, and their projects have travelled all over the world...
Last night I loudly declared that I didn‘t care about anyone or anything and I was going on my porch to read. Cue the flooding rain that chased me back inside. Tonight I am whispering quietly that I am hiding from everyone and hoping the weather holds. Not tempting the fates tonight.
pickBeautiful work. Equal parts adorable and harrowing. How had I not read it before?! By chance I found this on a sale table the week of the (most recent) bombings of Iran, what a context to be reading it in. History rhymes indeed, and the people always suffer for it.
pickWhile I wouldn‘t say these books completely knocked my socks off, they were sweet and cute and charming. I mean, come on, vegetable people! 😍 And the art—utterly adorable! #bookblanket
pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (3.5/5)
I didn‘t like the second volume of “Fruits Basket” as much as I did the first, however this was still a decent read that delved a little more into the characters, and hints at darker themes in the future.
pickReally well done. The art was beautiful and colorful. The story was sophisticated. About high school age characters but had a grown-up feel to it. The paternal grandma was very funny. Jae‘s uncle was funny, too. I predicted Jae would be the one she ended up with. Although the hate-to-love trope gets annoying. Lots of aha moments. Lovely ending.
