Blue Is the Warmest Color
Review I don't know how I had missed out on this beautiful graphic novel until now, but it is one of the most emotional and true-to-life love stories I've ever…
Summer, Fireworks, and My Corpse
Review Summer, Fireworks, and My Corpse is perhaps one of the more experimental stories I've ever read. It is told from the point of view of Satsuki, a young girl…
The Garden
Review What did I just read? The Garden is a drifting narrative about a young woman named Lęina, who is following a journal her mother left behind to find a…
We Can Never Leave This Place
Review We Can Never Leave This Place is a phantasmagorical masterpiece, a surreal nightmare about an imaginative girl trapped in lockdown at home with her mother. The world is in…
The Hate U Give
Review WOW. I’ve seen so much talk about this book and I was fearful that it wouldn’t live up to the hype but how wrong I was to worry. The…
Venus in the Blind Spot
Review I am always overjoyed when I see another Junji Ito collection being brought over to English, Ito has such a large body of work and there are so many…
The Test
Review I picked this novella up on a whim after seeing commentary that it is like an episode of Black Mirror, one of my all-time favorite shows. This little novella…
Bloom
Review There is nothing better than a wholesome love story to absolutely make your day, especially when coming out of a reading slump. I had been pondering reading this book…
And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer
Review And Every Morning is a poignant little novella about an aging man and his grandson. Noah's grandfather is aware that he has Alzheimer's, and he recounts his memories to…
They Were Here Before Us: A Novella in Pieces
Review I have to begin this review by stating that I now worship Eric LaRocca and his prose. He is one of those authors that I had a feeling I'd…