Convenience Store Woman
Review Keiko is a convenience store worker and, to the people around her, a bit of an oddball. She has worked part-time at the same store for her entire adult…
Herding Cats
Review It's hard to scroll through a social media feed without having seen at least one of Sarah's Scribbles reblogged at some point. If you've read my previous reviews of…
Burn the House Down Vol. 4
Review Goodness gracious this volume was a heavyweight, understandable being the mid-point of the series. The choice to portray Kiichi as a creep in the last volume was a bold…
Tress of the Emerald Sea
Review I have to admit, I've been intimidated by the fantasy genre for a while. I have a serious fear of big books and long series and I know that…
Big Mushy Happy Lump
Review For the uninitiated, Sarah's Scribbles is a webcomic series about an introverted and socially anxious millennial named Sarah. Her comics are wildly popular on social media and are well…
Burn the House Down Vol. 3
Review This manga just gets more and more twisty with each volume, it's hard to say where the series will go which makes it exciting. This volume paid a little…
The Scourge Between Stars
Review The Scourge Between Stars is quite simply fantastic. A creepy atmospheric science fiction horror thriller that fully delivers on its premise. It was short but packed a serious punch…
Adulthood Is a Myth
Review I imagine a lot of people are at least vaguely familiar with Sarah’s Scribbles, a webcomic that originated on Tumblr but later spread to other social media platforms. I…
Burn the House Down Vol. 2
Review The series is heating up and boy was it a ride! Volume two took all of the momentum building up from volume one and set off running and it…
Beneath the Moon: Fairytales, Myths, and Divine Stories from Around the World
Review I love mythology and fairy tales, they always give me a cozy feeling that makes me think of my childhood. Even into adulthood, I'm always happy when I learn…
