Welcome to Litsy!

This volume is back with the action adventure I was hoping for.

Nothing against Anya but sometimes she takes away from the original plot but anyways this volume was more of Loid being his operative self and hunting down a mole in their midst.

All in all this was a good volume and thanks to that illegal cliffhanger, I'm off to find the next volume at the library.

Thank you @TheSpineView for creating this fun play-card & for the tag 💕🐎💝.

1 - Absolutely...terrible 👩‍🎓🤔.

2 - Just Beyond: The Scare School by R.L. Stine

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I loved the days when we all rooted for the underdog. Korman is a fantastic writer of friendship tales and this is no different.

“She waters them, feeds them, and makes sure they get enough sun. She watches them grow.“

Mrs. Spitzer is a teacher with a gift for nurturing young minds. Each year, she receives a packet of seeds from her principal and tends to her garden with love, care, and patience. Through this beautiful metaphor, Mrs. Spitzer‘s Garden by Edith Pattou celebrates the dedication, wisdom, and kindness of teachers who help their students grow and thrive.

The extended metaphor of a garden is beautifully executed, offering a timeless message about growth, care, and patience.

The sillyness continues. Didn't care for the one story with the tutor fearing his wife, seems to cut pretty close to making light of domestic abuse. The 'Yor needs to invent marital problems' side plot exhausts me. The main arc in this book definitely feels like it's been cut off to make way for the next book, but am I wrong in thinking that's a manga staple? 1/2

Poor German Shephard, SO offended! 😦😅

We hope you enjoy this fourth-wall-breaking moment. 😁

This book really spoke out to me especially the fact that this could be used to help show students other cultures and get conversations/connections about their own culture!