Review: Magnificent Ms. Marvel, Vol 1: Destined

Ms. Marvel is the hero 2020 needs.

Review: Ms. Marvel, Vol 10: Time and Again

Thank you, G. Willow Wilson for this INCREDIBLE series.

Review: Umbrella Academy, Vol 1: The Apocalypse Suit

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October TBR and Other News

"When I wish upon a star, I'll tell it how I got this far" - Neon Trees.

Review: Ms. Marvel #9 Teenage Wasteland

"We like to think we choose the people we love. But we don't, really. Life puts those people in our path. We love them because we're in it together. Maybe it's destiny, maybe it's something else. Whatever it is, it's something real."

Review: The Prince and the Dressmaker

Title: The Prince and the Dressmaker Author: Jen Wang Illustrator: Jen Wang Published: February 13, 2018 Book Type: Graphic novel, library book. Read: 5 April 2018 - 6 April 2018 Rating: 5 stars Summary: By day, Sebastian is the prince of crown Belgium, living in Paris with his parents. He is expected to carry on his father's legacy by marrying a princess and …

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Review: Princeless, Vol. 2: Get Over Yourself

Title: Princeless, Volume 2: Get Over Yourself Author: Jeremy Whitley Illustrator: Emily Martin Published: 2013 Type: Graphic Novel (library book) Rating: 4/5 Stars Read: 2 April 2018   Summary: Adrienne and Bedelia are back at it again – this time they are on a quest to save Adrienne’s older (and most beautiful) sister, Angelica. While they fight their way through Angelica’s many …

Review: Princesless, Book One – Save Yourself

Graphic novels can be effective tools in teaching young readers about feminism and activism!

Review: Ms. Marvel, Volume 8: Mecca

Ms. Marvel is the super hero the world truly needs.

My Top 10 Reads of 2017

Although it's already February 2018, I think there is still time to discuss some good books from last year. Having read 100 books in 2017, I can say that there were some very good ones that I would highly recommend to any reader. *NOTE: not all of the books on this list were published in …