pickI never get tired of stories considering the place of death in life, stories with a personification of Death. Stunning. Impressively imaginative (never read POV of a cigarette before, or seen a temple speak), gorgeously illustrated (the colours chosen as much as the art itself 👨🏼🍳💋), wistful bordering on melancholic, and yet so vibrant and hopeful. I will be seeking out other works by both the author and artist. 👌🏻
Why does it make me happy? Is it the pink background? Statement of the obvious, seemingly confirmed by feathered friend?
To be fair, crows in art usually bring me joy. 🤷🏼♂️☺️
pickI continue to enjoy this. I didn‘t expect the small time jump between the previous volume and this one, but it made sense. The plot twists in this volume were also unexpected. I find the personal motivations of Prince Robot IV to be interesting. I don‘t know what to expect for the next volume, considering it seems like he has abandoned his original goals, probably as an effect of being shot in the previous volume. A very compelling story!
pickAbsolutely gorgeous art 😍 and I'm loving the characters so far, great retelling of the Greek gods
#SeriesLove2023 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView
Repost for @Librarybelle
Here is the 2024 #LiteraryCrew #BuddyRead list! January is The Spectacular, and we will conclude our year with Sisters in Arms.
If you would like added to the tag list, please comment on their page. Feel free to jump in for specific months!
I think some of the best Calvin and Hobbes take place in the snow and at Christmas, and they are always highly entertaining, so they are my choice for #SmilesonLitsy 😄
Thank you for the advent giveaway @dabbe ! ❄️🎄
