Aquicorn Cove
Review This graphic novel is perfect. Aquicorn Cove is a beautiful story about a girl grieving the loss of her mother. She returns to the small fishing village where her…
The Monstrous-Feminine in Contemporary Japanese Popular Culture
Review Feminist theory and Japanese horror media, two of my favorite things all wrapped up in one book. I couldn't help but pick this book up, the premise sounded incredibly…
Fruits Basket – 1st Season
Review I can't begin to describe the feelings I had when I first found out that Fruits Basket was getting a remake - I felt excited and apprehensive in equal…
We Go High: How 30 Women of Colour Achieved Greatness against all Odds
Review We Go High is an inspiring little book that is perfect for libraries and classrooms. It's a great resource to learn about the trials and triumphs of women from…
Verity
Review This book was a crazy one, it was not at all what I was expecting and I had a blast reading it regardless. Lowen is a writer hired to…
The Big Book of Pride Flags
Review As a primer for pride flags this book is a perfect choice. The information is direct and concise, explaining each flag in a way that is easy to understand.…
Creepy Cat Vol. 1
Review Creepy Cat is a curious little manga that combines two things that I love - goth subculture and cats. A young lady inherits a creepy old mansion and discovers…
Malibu Rising
Review We tend to take celebrity infidelities as a given, a form of entertainment, so much so that families are forgotten, human emotion barely feels real to the casual observer.…
Skinner Box
Review Skinner Box is a clever little story that blends psychological horror and hard science fiction seamlessly. Evie is a neuropsychologist aboard a shuttle with her husband, an abusive and…
Hide
Review Hide is easily one of my most anticipated reads this year, and it did not disappoint. A sweltering hide-and-seek game in an abandoned theme park with a supernatural horror…
