Friday, November 24, 2023

Review: Frankenstein by Junji Ito

 


My first horror manga. I recently read the classic Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and I did not enjoy it because I listened to it on audio and it was just bad. This version, I really enjoyed. I like how Junji Ito did change up the story a little and had Victor actually complete the monster's companion. 

The art style was really creepy, but it definitely brought the story of frankenstein to life for me and I highly recommend.

This book also has short stories in it as well, so it is not just Frankenstein. The first short is called Neck Specter. So going with the theme, I am pretty sure the rest of the short stories will all have some form of body horror. This story had to do with necks. We follow a boy named Oshikiri who is digging a massive hole in his back yard to bury his best friend Nakajima, he just murdered. He did it because his best friend got a growth spurt and became super tall and was getting so much attention at school.

He has to keep digging because he can't cover his friends head and then he starts seeing his friends neck start to extend. Oshikiri gets scared and the following day at school, Nakajima is reported missing and Oshikiri is seen as suspicious because he is not showing any emotion. He gets confronted and he starts to see everyone else's necks start to grow. He confesses to the murder and the police find something really odd.

The next short story is called Bog of Living Spirits. We follow the character Oshikiri once again. He is on a beautification committee at his school and he gives the idea that the big behind the school needs to be cleaned. No one wants to clean it because it is supposedly haunted. 

When the committee goes to clean it, they are followed by a group of girls who are obsessed with the boy named Kajima. Kajima and Oshikiri go to the top of the bog to clean it and Kajima ends up falling in and not resurfacing. They have divers search the big, but his body is never recovered. We then learn that maybe his death is not a death. The girls are so obsessed that they may be causing other people's deaths.

The next story is called Pen Pal. Oshikiri is feeling lonely in the big delapitated mansion that he is living in. One day he comes across a girl who is also lonely and she paints every day. Her name is Satomi and Oshikiri has a self portrait done. Satomi tells him about three pen pals who are jealous of her new friendship and they are being mean and then say threatening things. 

Come to find out that the letters are not from pen pals. Satomi is writing letters to herself and Oshikiri calls her out on it. She then loses it and then the story ends with Oshikiri getting a letter in his own handwriting. 

Intruder really fucked with my head. Oshikiri is at school, and he becomes friends with three other students who are into the paranormal and alternate dimensions. They starts talking about occurences and Oshikiri announces that he has been hearing footsteps at night. They go investigate and they see something that is mind blowing and also confirms their suspicions on alternate dimensions and doorways.

It kind of links back to the first story but not linked to the first. This one was much shorter and it ended adruptly, like come up with your own ending. 

The strange tale of Oshikiri dives deeper into the alternate dimension plot that was introduced in the previous story. Oshikiri sees a fellow classmate in his house one night and then vanish unexpectedly. The next day she is at school like nothing happened. They start talking and she basically invites herself to his house and he is trying to get her to stay away. 

They start seeing things for the alternate dimensions and Oshikiri ends up getting rid of the bad Oshikiri or does he. In the next story The Strange Tale of Oshikiri: The Walls, where there is a mysterious body in the wall of the mansion. The last few of these stories are so short, so I won't be reviewing each one but all I have to say is that they don't connect with the Oshikiri stories. One is about a torture chair at a dentist office and the last two are about a horror manga artist and his maltese dog who eventually dies and plays hide and seek in the ground. 

Wednesday, November 22, 2023

Review: The Importance of Being Ernest by Oscar Wilde

 


The edition I read that had every Oscar Wilde play that I listened to the past week. The last play is of course The Importance of Being Ernest. This is the play that my 14 year old daughter had to read in her Lit and Comp class and she loved it. 

It is about mistaken identity and it will confuse the hell out of you. The humor between the two 'brothers" and the love interests Cecily and Gwendolyn is laugh out loud funny. Even the attitudes of the servants Lane and Merriman was hilarious. How they felt about their lords and the indecisions that made them annoyed were even funnier.

The two "brothers" Jack and Algernon are in disagreement with each other and not wanting anything to do with the other. One wants to stay far away from the other. 

This story is so confusing and allover the place that it is very hard to talk about what happened. All that is coming to mind is that Ernest is the best and most attractive name in the world. Cucumber sandwiches and muffins are a favorite among the brothers and Aunt Augusta. Also at the end, Aunt Augusta gets scandalized by all the kissing going on. 

Tuesday, November 21, 2023

Top Ten Tuesday: Thankful for Books

 


Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by Jana from That Artsy Reader Girl.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!!!! My second favorite holiday of the year. This week's topic is 10 reasons you are thankful for books. When I started thinking about this topic, it was very hard because I feel that I would have the same answers as almost everyone else. Such as 

1> Escape from reality

2> Enjoy creative new worlds

3> Expanding vocabulary

4> Wind down and relax

5> Continuously learning 


Some others that are relevant to me is

6> Connect with my daughters on favorite series... (My Hero Academia and Spy Family)

7> Discuss with my husband the differences between book to movie adaptations. ( my husband is not a reader)

8> Watch my daughters learn to love different styles and forms of reading. (Manga and audiobooks)


The last two are really personal to me and is something I mentioned in my Sunday Post. Back in 2014, I started reading fanfiction and it was the only thing I read for an entire year. so that leads to

9> Book fandoms where lifelong best friends are made

10> Fanfiction that someday become original works. 

I have two friends that I met through reading their fanfiction and they took their work and transformed it into their own with original characters and published it into books for the world to read and I could not be happier.

T

Monday, November 20, 2023

Review: A Florentine Tragedy by Oscar Wilde


 Another Oscar Wilde play read and sadly this one was never finished. I believe that it would have been better than Romeo and Juliet with the tragic lover plot. 

This only has three characters and is the shortest so far. We have a prince and a merchant wife having an affair and the merchant comes home. The merchant is awed that the prince would visit a commoner like him and starts demanding his wife to do things. He starts talking down to her and offering anything and everything in his house to the prince.

Thr Prince Guido then asks if he could have the beautiful Bianca and the merchant Simone refuses because she is not beautiful and also because she is his. Simone starts getting angry because Bianca and Guido start openly flirting and Simone challenges the prirnce to a dual.

Simone ends up killing the prince and then Bianca and Simone end up becoming lovey dovey towards each other. Like he is so strong and she is oh so beautiful. 

Sunday, November 19, 2023

The Week Where I Get a Cold// Sunday Post #60

 


The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimberly from 
The Caffeinated Book Reviewer.

I had the best intentions going into this week. I had the best mindset that I was going to have a great work week and a productive homeschool week. Everything was going to plan on Monday and Tuesday and then Wednesday morning, I woke up with the roof of my mouth and back of my nose itchy and sore. I figured that I was sleeping really good and had my mouth open. Well, everything started going down hill when I started sneezing constantly and my eyes started hurting.

Bedtime on Wednesday couldn't come fast enough and Thursday didn't go much better. I slept horribly and I got the bare minimum of my work done and my girls homeschool, they got a few things done without my help but other than that... nope.  

Friday was a little better. I got some much needed house work done and got some work done. I still babysat all week, but my oldest sat with them while I stayed in another room until their mom came. Thankfully my kids and husband haven't caught what I have. They were sick a couple weeks ago and I never got it, so what ever they had decided to hit me while at my best.

My reading update is that I am still listening to the bind up of Oscar Wilde plays. I wanted to be done by Wednesday but just couldn't get the energy to listen to anything or focus. 

Saturday night we had a family night where we went to the drive in to the The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. Ya'll, I am OBSESSED with The Hunger Games. I love the books and the movies. I spent a whole year reading nothing BUT Hunger Games fanfiction. So this movie was my most anticipated movie of the year and I LOVED every second of it. After, my oldest became so excited to read the book and I was almost like a interviewee because they were asking me so many questions and tying it all together for them. 

Our drive in does double features on all three screens, so the second movie to show after Ballad was of course the first movie, The Hunger Games. It was such an amazing night last night. Despite being sick still. I am just over the freaking moon and want to go back next weekend for their final weekend for 2023. Just hopefully that they will put The Marvels on the same screen so it can be worth the 50 bucks it cost for us to go. 

We went to a library book sale yesterday as well. Sadly it wasn't that great and my daughters actually said that they liked the book sale at our little small town library and not the main county one. We got there right when they opened and they were so crowded, and didn't have a good selection. Plus the people running it were hovering over everyone. It was annoying. 

I will share the books I bought next week.

Have a good week everyone.

Saturday, November 18, 2023

Review: An Ideal Husband by Oscar Wilde

 


The fourth play out of six of Oscar Wilde plays I am listening to, and I have made the connection that all of these play are connected in some sort of way. The characters are different, but in the previous play there was a line said that mentioned An Ideal Husband. In another play there was the line a woman of importance. 

I did get a little confused while reading and listening to this because there were two characters that were so similar to two other characters in A Woman of No Importance. The character was a wife and her husband was Sir John and it was like the same people but they weren't. The wife basically had her husband on a leash and was telling everyone that he had to be watched and asking where was he throughout the whole play. 

The audiobook for this did mar my enjoyment of the story because I was reading along with it and the audiobook cut out sections of dialogue that I feel cut out some sub plots. So as far as I know, an ideal husband takes demands and job advice from his wife. 

This book is basically about blackmail and I would have enjoyed it more it the audiobook didn't mince the play.

I also feel that the play ended abruptly. Lord Chiltern was getting blackmailed and then poof, he is no longer in danger. We don't hear about Mrs Chevely again. 

This is the first 3 star that I am giving to an Oscar Wilde work.

Friday, November 17, 2023

Review: A Woman of No Importance by Oscar Wilde

 


Three Oscar Wilde plays down and three more to read in this bind up edition I have. I am listening to them on audio and they have full cast naration. This play sounded like a tv episode with a live audience because there was laughter at the funny parts and it made me enjoy the story. But I did give this a 4 star as well.

We are thrust into a luncheon full of high society ladies and men. There is an American woman visiting and she is known as the Puritan among the aristocrats. She is very opinionated and the English women let her know their feelings about America and everything.

There is a gentlemen named Gerald. He is excited about a new job opportunity and he is sharing his good news with everyone. His mother is there at the luncheon and her son's new employer named Lord Illingworth. These two have a past and it all comes to a head. 

We learn about why Gerald's mother Mrs Arnuthnot is an outcast and how Lord Illingworth is a misogynistic pig.

My jaw dropped several times while reading and I was very disguted. Especially at the son when he demanded that his mother marry his father because it was her duty. Dammit boy, didn't she just tell you that your sperm donor kept telling her he would marry her, yet he didn't even when she annouced that she was pregnant with you.

I also feel that the relationship between Gerald and Hester, the American woman came out of no where and made no sense to me. 

Thursday, November 16, 2023

Review: Solame by Oscar Wilde *Spoilers*


 The second Oscar Wilde play that I have read. It is the one act drama that has biblical and historical references. We follow a Princess named Salome, King Herod and Queen Herodias. The story starts off with two guards and they are chatting. One is fawning and adoring the princess and commenting on how pale she is. The other soldier is trying to get him to stop looking at her.

There is also a prophet named Jokanaan. He is well respected by King Herod and disliked by Queen Herodias. It comes to light that Salome is in love with the prophet and she asks him is she can touch his body, hair and kiss his lips. He refuses her and hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Throughout the play, Jokanaan is screaming out prophecies of an angel of death with wings at the door. 

Salome does a favor for Herod in exchange for anything she wants. She dances for him and in return she asks for Jokanaan's head in a silver cistern. The king becomes horrified and offers her jewels and white peacocks. Her mother continues toegg her daughter on and to not back down from her demands. Herod finally agrees and when Salome is given the prophets head, she finally gets her kiss. This disgusts the king and calls for Salome's execution.

I listened to this on audio and one of the voice actors is James Marsters who played Spike in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. If you have never watched Buffy, then I should tell you that Spike before he was turned into a vampire was an aspiring poet. He was not a very good poet and in several episodes his poetry was made fun of. Now when the character Jokanaan was speaking and prophecizing, I couldn't help but remember the episodes of Spike reciting his god awful poetry. It did take me out of the story a bit, but I did get a good chuckle and a urge to rewatch Buffy.

Wednesday, November 15, 2023

BLOG TOUR: The Temple of Fortuna by Elodie Harper

I am thrilled to be hosting a spot on the THE TEMPLE OF FORTUNA by Elodie Harper Blog Tour hosted by Rockstar Book Tours. Check out my post and make sure to enter the giveaway!

 

About The Book:

Title: THE TEMPLE OF FORTUNA (Wolf Den Trilogy #3)

Author: Elodie Harper

Pub. Date: November 14, 2023

Publisher: Union Square Co.

Formats: Hardcover, Paperback, eBook, Audiobook

Pages: 352

Find it: Goodreadshttps://books2read.com/THE-TEMPLE-OF-FORTUNA 

The final, dramatic installment in Elodie Harper's Sunday Times bestselling Wolf Den Trilogy.

Amara's journey has taken her far; from enslavement in Pompeii's wolf den brothel to her new life as a high-powered courtesan in Rome, but her story is not over yet. While Amara plays for power in Rome's imperial palace, those dearest to her remain in Pompeii. But it is 79 CE, and mighty Mount Vesuvius is about to make itself known . . .

Readers of Jennifer Saint's Ariadne, Natalie Haynes books like A Thousand Ships and Stone Blind, and other novels based on Ancient Roman and Greek mythology—as well as fans of inspiring feminist historical fiction exploring the worlds of Ancient Greece and Rome—will love Harper's acclaimed Wolf Den Trilogy. Anyone looking for a book that centers women’s perspectives on the historic events of Pompeii will be captivated by Amara’s story, which starts with the first book in the trilogy, The Wolf Den, a Barnes & Noble Our Monthly Fiction Pick, a Waterstones Fiction Book of the Month, and a critically acclaimed UK bestseller.

 

Grab the whole series here!

 

Review: coming soon

 

About Elodie Harper:

Elodie Harper is a journalist and author whose bestselling Wolf Den trilogy has won wide acclaim. The first book The Wolf Den, won the Glass Bell Award and was shortlisted for Page turner of the year at the British Book Awards. The second in the series, The House with the Golden Door, was a Sunday Times top 10 bestseller.

The Wolf Den trilogy has sold into 20 territories worldwide and has been optioned for TV. The third and final instalment, The Temple of Fortuna, will be published in the UK and the US in November 2023. Elodie is currently a reporter at ITV News Anglia, and before that worked as a producer at Channel 4 News.

 

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Giveaway Details:

1 winner will receive finished copies of The Wolf Den, The House with the Golden Door, and The Temple of Fortuna, US Only.

Ends November 28th, midnight EST.

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Tour Schedule:

Week One:

11/13/2023

Two Chicks on Books

Excerpt/IG Post

11/14/2023

bookreviewsbytaylor

Review/IG Post

11/15/2023

Lifestyle of Me

Review/IG Post

11/16/2023

jlreadstoperpetuity

Review/IG Post

11/17/2023

Kim's Book Reviews and Writing Aha's

Review/IG Post

Week Two:

11/20/2023

Karen Dee's Book Reviews

IG Review

11/21/2023

@evergirl200

Review/IG Post

11/22/2023

Confessions of the Perfect Mom

Review/IG Post

11/23/2023

The Litt Librarian

Review/IG Post

11/24/2023

@lexijava

Review/IG Post


Tuesday, November 14, 2023

Top Ten Tuesday: Mainstream Authors I still Haven't Read From

 


Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by Jana from That Artsy Reader Girl.

This weeks topic is mainstream authors you haven't read yet but are on TBR. These 10 authors have been on my running TBR for a while and some are on my priority TBR.

1. Colleen Hoover

2. Jay Kristoff

3. Jennifer L. Armentrout

4. R.F. Kuang

5. Brandon Sanderson

6. Ken Follett

7. Joe Abercrombie

8. Josh Malerman

9. T. Kingfisher

10. Steven Graham Jones

Monday, November 13, 2023

Review: Lady Windermere's Fan by Oscar Wilde

 


When I read The Picture of Dorian Gray a couple years ago, I fell in love with his writing style. The story also gripped me and kept my attention. I have had all of his works on my TBR since and my oldest daughter had to read The Importance of Being Earnest for her Lit and Comp class this year and it being Oscar Wilde, I was so excited. She loved the play and I ended up checking out the Penguin Classic of The Importance of Being Earnest and Other Plays. This play is the first in the book. I am listening to them on audio, so I can count them separately for my Goodreads goal. 

At first the audio was very jarring because it is a full cast and then I realized that all of the character names and movements and stage positions were not going to be read. So I had to quickly read thos or not at all and I had to pay attention to the character names because it was difficult to know who was who. Besides all that I did end up giving this a 5 star. It was funny and so freaking dramatic.... obviously.

The play starts off with Lady Windermere getting visited by a Lord Darlington who is sweet talking her and saying that he will be her friend if needed. She then gets a visit by the Duchess of Berwick who is a freaking gossip. She informs Lady Windermere that her husband has been seen in London with a woman who has been cast out of society. Lady Windermere then goes through her husbands desk and find a bank book where she discovers that he has been giving this Mrs Erlynne random sums of money.

She then confronts her husband who then has the nerve to demand that his wife invite this Mrs Erlynne to Lady Windermere's ball that evening. She then threatens that if Mrs Erlynne shows up, then she will get a smack across the face with her fan.

There are a handful of other male characters who kind of don't matter and they talk about trivial things and basically be men who talk down upon women and call them crazy and that Mrs Erlynne is wonderful. 

In 70 pages Oscar Wilde managed to portray aristocratic society in such a ingenius way. 


Sunday, November 12, 2023

Sunday Post #59

 


The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimberly from The Caffeinated Book Reviewer.

This week has been a long one. The time change has affected our routines and I am feeling rushed in the afternoons. It doesn't help that the woman I babysit for doesn't get to my house until 4:45pm and then she doesn't leave for a good 30-45 minutes because she loves to talk and complain about her baby daddy and their issues. Then I have to take care of my dogs and walk them and feed them their supper and give them their nightly exercise and play time. I have to cook supper and get my kids winding down and ready for bed at 9. I just need more time to get used to a routine and definitely make some changes. 

I have made a decision that I will be utilizing my crock pot and instant pot more this coming winter to help with having more relaxed time and me time. My reading this week has been good. I am listening to Oscar Wilde plays and I am enjoying them. It is also helping with my Goodreads goal. 

We have a fun family day planned out for today. My husband has the day off from both jobs so we are going to get some grocery shopping done and then shopping shopping and then my kids want to spend their money that I give them for helping me babysit. Maybe some Christmas shopping will get done too, but I am focusing on the coming week and Thanksgiving.

Reading wise, I want to finish the book of Oscar Wilde plays and then I want to get to at least 2 of my Netgalley arcs. I have a to read list a mile long on Netgalley and it's a wonder how I still have an account on there. It is embarrassing. 

Everyone have a good week.

Saturday, November 11, 2023

Review: Sheets by Brenna Thummler


 I have had this book on my TBR for years and thanks to Netgalley, I finally picked it up and I have to say that I absolutely loved it. I was not expecting it to be so wholesome, cute, funny, sad, and angering. It did hit a sore spot for me and my girls. The main character's name is Marjorie and that is my husband's grandmother's name, my girls GG. 

Anyways this graphic novel starts with a list of things Marjorie hates. Laundry and ghosts are tied for first on her list. She lives above a laundromat with her little brother and dad. Her mom was the owner of the laundromat and she has recently passed. Marjorie is a loner and quiet at school. She has to deal with rude ass customers and there is one man named Mr. Saubertuck. He is obsessed with having a 5 star yoga and meditation retreat and he is trying to sabotage the laundromats business.

The ghostie in this story is a young boy named Wendell. He is in the land of the ghost and he is pretty much a story teller. He tells different stories of how he died, but there is some truth in them. I won't spoil it but the land of the ghosts are a hilarious bunch. 

Eventually the two meet which is againt the rules for Ghosts and Wendell refuses to leave Marjorie while she is grieving and dealing with peer pressure and harassment from Saubertuck.

I immediately requested the sequel and the newest book that just came out from my library. I need more of Wendell and Marjorie. I want more of the Land of Ghosts.

Wednesday, November 8, 2023

Review: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley


 I was so looking forward to this and this has become another classic on the list that just didn't WOW me. I am so disappointed because there were some parts that I really liked and spooked me a little, but I made the mistake of listening to this on audio and the narrator was just garbage. 

When we had the monster's POV about his time in the woods watching the family and helping them with fire wood, I had to increase the speed to 2.5 because the way the monster talked I couldn't listen to that for 7+ hours. I got the jist. 

Also Victir was just a freaking cry baby who got scared and fainted way to much. He couldn't deal with his own creation and then he almost created a companion for his fear. I was confused as hell at the beginning because I couldn't figure out who the hell was writing the letters to his sister. I think the story would have been even better if the story that was being told and re-iterated to the sister was a made up fantasy by a mad man who killed his own family and blamed a reanimated monster. 

My 14 year old daughter read this, not by audio book and she enjoyed it. She gave it a 4 out of 5 stars. I give it a 2 star rating and I think she was scandalized...lol. 

Tuesday, November 7, 2023

Blog Tour: Legend of Gasparilla by S.T. Fernandez

I am thrilled to be hosting a spot on the LEGEND OF GASPARILLA by S.T. Fernandez Blog Tour hosted by Rockstar Book Tours. Check out my post and make sure to enter the giveaway!

 

About The Book:

Title: THE LEGEND OF GASPARILLA

Author: S.T. Fernandez

Pub. Date: November 7, 2023

Publisher: Azalea Press

Formats:  Hardcover, Paperback, eBook

Pages: 355

Find it: Goodreadshttps://books2read.com/THE-LEGEND-OF-GASPARILLA

Bridgerton meets Pirates of the Caribbean in a story many argue is not a myth but a legend.

Admiral José Gaspar of the Spanish Royal Navy had it all: the love of his life, Joséfa de Mayorga; the confidence of the King; and a plan to become one of the most successful merchants in all of Spain. But when a jilted former lover accuses him of stealing the crown jewels, he escapes Sevilla only to realize he’s duped into piracy, further staining his legacy. Gaspar continues down an immoral path he works relentlessly to resist. The dream life he yearned for with Joséfa slowly slips away, his reputation far too ruined to be worthy of her honor.

After having her beloved ripped from her life, Joséfa and Gaspar’s friends work tirelessly to clear his name to no avail. When fate finally hands her a chance, she sets sail to find José, but fate is both friend and foe. Joséfa discovers the man she lost is different from the viscous pirate she rescues from certain death.

When infamous pirate hunter Lieutenant Kearny of the USS Enterprise sets his sights on the new pirate, Gaspar must decide between a dark and perilous addiction to piracy or living a subdued life in the shadows. His darker inhibitions may take his soul hostage, and Joséfa’s love may not be enough to save him.

 

 Review: coming soon

About S.T. Fernandez:

S.T. Fernandez, known as Stephanie, is originally from Orlando, Florida, and was born to two parents from La Isla del Encanto, Puerto Rico. She now resides in the beautiful small beach town of Ventura, California with her husband and their two wiener puppies.

Stephanie is an avid reader of all levels of spicy, steamy romance—mostly in fantasy, historical, or paranormal genres. Just as much as she enjoys disappearing into a good book, creating a story that readers can disappear into brings her immense joy.

She is currently working on her second book in the fantasy romance genre, full of wonderfully diverse characters and themes. S.T. Fernandez’s fantasy romance intertwines Puerto Rico’s Taino indigenous culture’s beautiful themes and language into a fantasy world. She is thrilled and excited to present it to readers when completed.

www.stfernandez.com

Instagram: @stfernandezwrites | TikTok: @stfernandezwrites

Twitter: @stfernandez | Facebook: Click Here to Join S.T. Fernandez’s Official Fan Group

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Giveaway Details:

1 winner will receive a finished copy of THE LEGEND OF GASPARILLA, US Only.

Ends December 5th, midnight EST.

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Tour Schedule:

Week One:

11/1/2023

 #BRVL Book Review Virginia Lee Blog

Blog Spotlight/IG Post

11/2/2023

Introvert Booklover

Excerpt/IG Post

11/3/2023

Two Chicks on Books

Excerpt/IG Post

Week Two:

11/6/2023

Writer of Wrongs

Excerpt

11/7/2023

Lifestyle of Me

Review

11/8/2023

jlreadstoperpetuity

IG Review/TikTok Post

11/9/2023

GryffindorBookishNerd

IG Review

11/10/2023

Kim's Book Reviews and Writing Aha's

Review/IG Post

Week Three:

11/13/2023

the original B00K nerd

IG Review/Facebook Post

11/14/2023

traceyreadsandrambles

Review/IG Post

11/15/2023

Rajiv's Reviews

Review/IG Post

11/16/2023

@anitralovesbooksanddogs

IG Review

11/17/2023

jaimes_mystical_library

IG Review

Week Four:

11/20/2023

Callisto’s calling

IG Review/LFL Drop Pic

11/21/2023

Country Mamas With Kids

Review/IG Post

11/22/2023

@froggyreadteach

IG Review

11/23/2023

Locks, Hooks and Books

Review

11/24/2023

Confessions of the Perfect Mom

Review/IG Post

Week Five:

11/27/2023

A Blue Box Full of Books

IG Review/LFL Drop Pic/TikTok Post

11/28/2023

Popthebutterfly Reads

Review/IG Post

11/29/2023

@lexijava

IG Review

11/30/2023

The Momma Spot

Review


Review: Alice in Borderland volume 1 by Haro Aso *spoilers* PART 2

  I decided to split my blogpost for volume 1 into 2 because it would be hella long and I wasn't about that. Plus having the first part ...