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My #JuneReCap :)

#NotAnotherGraphicMonday

It was cute. I really like the Hades/Persephone story. I tried really hard not to compare it to Lore Olympus (I wouldn't have liked it as much). But I enjoyed it for what it was. And the artwork was beautiful!

Also, people frequently get my name wrong, so this hit home.

The story is really good, I wasn‘t expecting the spiciness in it since no one gave me a warning lmao. Still, it was a good book

5/5 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕

First 5 star read in a while (that‘s not a reread). I love this series.

#romance #fantasy #graphicnovel #greekmythology #hades #persephone

Another great #TBRtarot pick this month. This was like the hunger games but with mortals fighting to the death for each Greek God as a way to decide who will rule the world. I loved it and it ended on quite the cliffhanger so I‘m hoping the next book comes out soon. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

My reading goals for January.
For the most part, this year, I want to focus on reading my shelves, especially my Fairyloot and Illumicrate books and completing series that I have.
#serieslove2025 #mounttbr #readordonate #chunksterchallenge

But Persephone did not care. A shadow fell across her face, and stayed there.

I like the focus on Persephone and Demeter's (daughter and mother) relationship in this story, instead of Hades.

Tells the Ancient Greek myth of Spring with Persephone and Demeter. The end of the book explains more of the history and culture involved with the story.