Not my style. The writing is overly descriptive with too many metaphors. The mysteries span over so much time without many stakes to keep them compelling. It just didn‘t draw me in and became tiresome.
Not my style. The writing is overly descriptive with too many metaphors. The mysteries span over so much time without many stakes to keep them compelling. It just didn‘t draw me in and became tiresome.
Hubby is getting a haircut, so I get some reading time 😊
Track manga! I borrowed this for the boys (it was in the teen section) and ended up loving it too. A promising young soccer player gets into a car accident, loses a leg, is jaded. Track comes into his life. Love that it focuses on para-athletics and prosthetics.
This got me out of my reading slump and then I turned back to the beginning and read it again. Detailed expressive panels and a story about a queer disabled teen attending her first comic convention with her supportive, geeky mom. I loved it all! I get the sense this was published first in Australia and just came out in the US? It was on display at my indie bookstore as having won an ALA award (Stonewall) this year.
Kicking off 2024 with this pick from @Kristy_K for #auldlangspine 🥳