Friday afternoon reading. Some more madcap capers from the Roanokes.
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Friday afternoon reading. Some more madcap capers from the Roanokes.
pickA short & sweet graphic novel. Finished both the volumes in 1 go. Best thing I like about the books is the way various ethnic & sexual groups are represented in it. Not many novels do that. Definitely pick it up for a fast, chill read.
pickA short & sweet graphic novel. Finished both the volumes in 1 go. Best thing I like about the books is the way various ethnic & sexual groups are represented in it. Not many novels do that. Definitely pick it up for a fast, chill read.
1. 52 pages: In Conclusion don't worry about it - Lauren Graham
2. 981 pages: The Talisman - Stephen King & Peter Straub
3. 1955: A Night to remember - Walter Lord
4. 19 September 2019: The Institute - Stephen King
Can you tell I'm a King fan?😜
#bookquestion #EST
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Fun! I love an unexpected cameo by a historical figure.
Started another graphic novel! Am flying through it despite lots of distractions owing to the weekend. Initial verdict: cute 🤩😍
Early Sabrina the Teenage Witch was quite the trickster! I love that the Chilling Adventures comics reprint original sketches at the end. It's such a fun idea for such a dark reboot
Favorite authors... hard to say. Some of them are graphic novel/comic book authors... Neil Gaiman, Raina Telgemeier, Lucy Knisley, Tom Siddell (tagged, THE BEST web comic). I've read almost all Rick Riordan's Olympian books (need to read Trials of Apollo series) and I want to read his other modern mythology series #KeepLitsyActive @ljuliel
pickThis was a great story and the illustrations were okay. It's about a girl who was adopted by a mage and is kidnapped to Hades. I loved all the characters and figured out who the bad guy was pretty early on. Ending was cute and happy. Just as a good story should end!
3 stars
pickA book read to my boys. I think I enjoyed it more than them, although they were mostly engaged, my 8-yo said he didn‘t like it much at the end, and my 6-yo was playing his spelling game for school... not as much as a hit as the last graphic novel we read. I, however, think it is a gem.
