Preludes & Nocturnes (The Sandman #1) by Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Sam Kieth, Malcolm Jones III, & Mike Dringenberg
★★★★★ This was such a great read. I would have binged it had I not gotten COVID and been laid up for a few days. Neil Gaiman is…
Diary of a Rich Kid #1 by Malcolm Mejin
★★★★★ I haven’t read a middle grade book for a few months now and I must have missed it because I love this one!! The characters are super…
The Honey-Blood Beauty and Her Vampire by Toma Fuyuori
★★★★★ I super love this!!! Ryotaro is just the sweetest and I absolutely adore him. He even makes Kagari-Kun look good!! The idea that some humans have more…
Like Two Peas in a Pod by Gorou Kanbe
★★★★ Maybe not quite five stars, but close!!! So I didn’t take long to read this, but I took several breaks because of how dense the characters were…
Boys Run the Riot by Keito Gaku
★★★★★ Before I get into my review, I just want to say... you know what a pet peeve of mine is?!?! When I try to type a name…
Nina the Starry Bride, by Rikachi
★★★★ I wanted to read this because of the lovely cover. I mean come on, talk about gorgeous!!!! But it didn’t take me long to really get into the…
The New Girl – Elle(s) #1 by Kid Toussaint, Aveline Stokart (illustrator)
★★★★★ I love this, but why does it end that way???!!! Why!!?!??? This is around 100 pages, so I guess it makes sense that it ends on a…
A School Frozen in Time, by: Naoshi Arakawa (illustrator), Mizuki Tsujimura
★★★ It wasn’t hard to rate this one. I’m split right down the middle. I’m quite interested in what’s going on, but it is moving a little slow…
I Was Reincarnated as the Villainess in an Otome Game but the Boys Love Me Anyway!, Vol 1 by Ate, Sou Inaida (Contributor)
★★★★★ What do you mean I can’t give more than five stars!?!?! This needs all the stars!!!!! I absolutely love this manga!!!! Mystia is oh so adorable as…
Lonely Receiver, by Zac Thompson, Jen Hickman (cover artist), and Simon Bowland (lettered)
★★ I’m going with 2 1/2 stars rounded down. The art was stunning, but the storyline was confusing. Actually, I feel like this could be a grand metaphor…