Nancy by Olivia Jaimes

During all my other reading, and partially completed hobbies I like dabbling in comics and books which house entire comic strips. I get my daily dose from Instagram now, pretty much the only use I put my Instagram account to. The original comic strip was not a regular in the newspaper we subscribed to at…

Fowl Language: Winging It by Brian Gordon

I have reviewed the previous book: Fowl Language: The Struggle Is Real and am a regular follower of the author on Instagram. I jumped at the chance of reviewing an advance copy of this latest collection, and my review is completely based on my own reading experience. It is different from just reading the comic strips because…

Snug Harbor Stories: A Wallace the Brave Collection! by Will Henry

I reviewed another book by the author:Wallace the Brave by Will Henry and looked forward to getting into this one. The first few panels were nothing special and I have to admit that I was a little disappointed but then the story picks up pace. There is not much of a linear progression in terms of…

The Doll’s House (The Sandman #2) by Neil Gaiman

Mike Dringenberg (Illustrator),Chris Bachalo (Illustrator),Michael Zulli (Illustrator) I read the first of this series a while back and liked the colour it added to my usual reading list. We continue to the quest that Morpheus is on, to restore complete balance in the world that had to survive without him. I liked the first story…

Sandman Vol. 1: Preludes & Nocturnes (The Sandman #1) by Neil Gaiman

Illustrators :Malcolm Jones III,Mike Dringenberg, Sam Kieth This is definitely not my usual fare( so people who are more involved with this series will probably have to pardon my naiviety when it comes to reviewing it) but when I saw it a little while ago as available on KU, I had to give it a shot. There…

Green Almonds: Letters from Palestine by Anaele Hermans, Delphine Hermans

I like to mix a few graphic novels into the mix when I read, mostly because they are shorter and different. I chose to request access to this book via NetGalley because it had an interesting concept. The story is a memoir of two sisters, told through the letters they sent each other while one…

Emotions Explained with Buff Dudes: Owlturd Comix by Andrew Tsyaston

I have laughed with a few of these comics online and when I saw a whole book of them available on NetGalley(Link), I jumped at the chance. The book is filled with takes on different parts of life by a person who overthinks and has some form of anxiety at most times. Putting it in…

Michigan: On the Trail of a War Bride by Julien Frey, Lucas Varela (Illustrator)

Sometimes, I wish I could tell people to pay more attention to the size of the books that have increased my reading tally for the year. I have read almost an average of a book a day but quite a few of those books are graphic novels or craft and food books. This book adds…