pickThe. DRAMA! I can usually be relied upon to roll my eyes at incipient teen angst, but the balance of humour, the emerging queer relationship, the inclusion of wacky, caring family, the music talk, and the lime green as a punchy background contrasting with the usually only black/white/grey of manga made for a quick, absorbing read. Onto the next volume! ☺️
Awwww, stuff sad niece with comfort food: it's the thought that counts, Uncle. 🥹🥞🧋
I‘ve mostly stopped searching for four-leaf clovers, partly because I‘m on my bike these days and partly because I lost track of my count somewhere north of 700 and I doubt I need to add to it. This one leaped out at me on Jade‘s walk the other night, though, and who was I to refuse it?
I‘ll tuck it into this library book for the next borrower to find, since I long ago ran out of favourite books in which to press my personal stash. #gaymay
I‘m getting a jump start on my long weekend outdoor reading plans ahead of another thunderstorm (hopefully without hail this time). I still love THE WINTER KNIGHT with about 80 pages to go, MUNDO CRUEL is full of well-observed short fiction, and the tagged comic series is decidedly moreish. The Moscow Mule that accompanies them gets a little bit better with every drink I take. #gaymay
pickThis was a cute volume about an awkward pretty girl who starts a friendship, maybe more, with the office grump. There is a lot of second hand embarrassment, and this is not my typical choice in manga, but it was cute. 3.5⭐️ #mangamarch #yuri
pickDid I use #mangamarch as an excuse to start a new manhwa? Absolutely.
A heartless cardiac surgeon playgirl meets the happy-go-lucky patient in need of a new heart. I like that there aren't any immediate sparks, but more of a slow burn start to their friendship. I'm excited to see how things develop.
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