Frankenstein
By Mary Shelly
- Status: Uncompleted
- Loaned from local library
Thoughts: Uncomplete
Updated whenever I start a new book
By Mary Shelly
Thoughts: Uncomplete
By Ananth Hirsch and Yuko Ota
Thoughts: Uncomplete
By Ollie Hicks, Emma Oosterhous
I wish I liked this, but I just couldn't get into it! I wanted to DNF at the first page but since it was a 200 page graphic novel I decided to go through with it, but in the end--no, it's just not for me; not the art style nor humor.
That being said it's an unabashedly queer graphic novel and if you want an easy read, I'd say go for it!
By Travis Baldree
A cozy slice of life fantasy book focusing on the central character--Viv as she trades a life of brutal glory for the quiet simplicity of coffee. She befriends a cast of genial characters with unique personalities as her cafe grows into a hub for the working lady and gent.
By Heather Webb
Thoughts: Uncomplete
By Oscar Wilde
The Picture of Dorian Gray as a book--while short, offered an amazing experience. Extravagant riches, philosophy, obsession, and the plight of beauty.
By Kim Un-su
I enjoyed the writing style of this book. Mr. Kong was delightfully strange and a freak of a office worker and the stories of the symptomers were nothing short of amazing! My favourite short story has to be the one where a man is dealing with a doppelganger, and how they interacted with one another. I only wish that it didn't feel like the story had a switch up on it's short stories though.
To be read: Build Your House Around my Body