A fun sequel to Inkheart

Interesting material if the subject matters is of interest but not overly exciting.

The first in a series of graphic novels about how a young couple falls in love. I'm interested to see what happens next.

Fun manga series

In the first volume of this series we learn about Akiko's sensei at her new art school. He shouts a lot and whacks then with a bamboo sword and has a tough exterior, but on the inside he is kind and loving.

I could completely sympathize with the fear and horror the characters felt when they were unexpectedly confronted with improv actors- and their frustration when they didn't do well! Improv is already one of my greatest fears ?? I'm no good on the spot! Turning things around and picking outrageously specific scenarios because it's fun and to make life difficult for the people who ambushed you sure feels relatable!

Great backstory of the Queen of Hearts!

Much like her other books, a charming romance set on Nantucket. Fun but predictable.

I didn't care about high school or have a particularly good or bad time, so reading about it doesn't bother me. That said, some of the things that happen in GSNK made me feel kind of nostalgic. Dunking on the guy your friend likes because you don't understand why she likes him (and dunking on her in the process) happened so much when I was in high school; we judged each other more on the people our friends wanted to date than the friends themselves. So I could definitely relate to Sakura's friends making fun of Nozaki and dismissing him as uninteresting while suggesting that including him in activities is a way to guarantee Sakura would join in. Unless things take a serious turn, this series is definitely going to stay a comfort series!

In this volume Nana gets swept up in love for the first time. We also learn that something happened between Yamamoto and Yano. "I wonder if there's a limit to love."