The Unselected Journals of Emma M Lion Volume 3 by Beth Brower
The Unselected Journals of Emma M Lion Volume 4 by Beth Brower
Volumes 3 and 4 of The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion continue to delight. These volumes take us through summer and fall of 1883, as 20-year-old Emma continues her fight to maintain ownership of Lapis Lazuli house. At the same time she must endure her obnoxious cousin Archibald and her … [Read more]
The Secret Garden on 81st Street: A Modern Graphic Novel Retelling of The Secret Garden by Ivy Noelle Weir and Amber Padilla
Anne of West Philly: A Modern Graphic Novel Retelling of Anne of Green Gables by Ivy Noelle Weir and Myisha Haynes
When I located the fourth title in the Classic Graphic Novel Remix series, A Little Princess in Los Angeles (due early April 2027) also by Ivy Noelle Weir (books two and three are by them), I went looking for the first ones. The first was Meg, Jo, Beth, & Amy: Little Women by Rey Terciero (aka: … [Read more]
Sunflower Season by Danica Nava
Danica Nava is so good at dropping readers right into the main character’s mental crisis. At the beginning of Sunflower Season, June Walker thinks she has everything under control. She has a soul sucking, but financially rewarding job. Her entire life is centered around that, except for the app she … [Read more]
Last One Picked by Audrey Meeker and Sarah Davidson
Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy: A Modern Graphic Novel Retelling of Little Women (Classic Graphic Novel Remix, Volume 1) by Rey Terciero and Bre Indigo
Recently I have read a couple of short graphic novels that are good, but hard to write a full review on, so see below two Short, Sweet and Quick Reviews Last One Picked by Audrey Meeker and Sarah Davidson is a cozy read, realistic, but has a happy ending. (out October 2026, I read via an online … [Read more]
Rowan & Neil, #1 Today Tonight Tomorrow by Rachel Lynn Solomon,
Once in a while I want to take a book and toss it across the room. Sometimes that is not a bad thing. It means that it is something that made me really think, made me go oogy, but I know that it was something that was amazingly powerful and needed to be read. MAUS and MAUS II by Art Spiegelman were … [Read more]
The Summer of Bitter and Sweet by Jen Ferguson
In September, I was going to read two books for a reading challenge, but it took so long to obtain them, the month was almost over and I didn’t have time to really start reading. But since I had them, I figured I might as well read. Between the two, they have themes I don’t usually read (romance … [Read more]
