I have been wanting to read this comic collection ever since coming across it on social media. This short collection is about a young adult who enjoys reading. It covers various experiences with books, reading, and book-related interactions. This collection is in a watercolor-like style and is in all black and white. But usually with… Continue reading Book Love by Debbie Tung Review
She-Ra and The Princesses of Power was a Netflix series and a reboot of the original 80’s She-Ra Princess of Power. Although I watched a few episodes of the Netflix series (and did not grow up with the original series), I did really love the designs of the main characters in the reboot, especially the… Continue reading She-Ra: The Legend of The Fire Princess Graphic Novel Review
This audiobook was a several-week journey, mainly due to juggling grad school and work. This audio book was twelve hours in length, but was worth the ride! I really looked forward to listening to this audiobook at my leisure. Before I get into this book, I will be honest: it is the type of series… Continue reading Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard Review
Cat’s Cafe by Matt Tarpley is an adorable comic anthology. I’ve occasionally came across a few of the comics on instagram. The premise of this anthology is simple: there are animals and creatures living in a small village who love to gather in a cat’s coffee shop. I picked up this book and fell in… Continue reading Cat’s Cafe by Matt Tarpley Review
There’s a chance that Strange Planet comics may have popped up on your social media feed. They’re about odd aliens who live lives similar to our own, but speak in a different dialect. The comics are amusing because of the dialogue, which is often rather deadpan, yet relatable. Nathan W. Pile is the artist– he… Continue reading Strange Planet by Nathan W. Pile Review
I have played Animal Crossing series since the beginning. This series is pretty special to me. It holds fond memories from my childhood and it’s been amazing to see how this series has grown over the past two decades. Does the newest title hold up to the prior games? I have had the game for… Continue reading Animal Crossing: New Horizons Review
Colourpop released a Sailor Moon makeup collection. This was apparently a highly requested collection. The overwhelming demand of the items, particularly the palette , didn’t surprise me. It sold out during the initial release within minutes on the Colourpop website. Ulta then released it again. I went in-person and spoke to an employee, who said… Continue reading Sailor Moon Colourpop Collection
This planner by Little Inklings Designs is a popular product among the online book community. It often sells out. It has also frequently been in my Facebook feed in lively discussions among book bloggers. Due to demand, the planner also goes live on set pre-order times. So, why is this planner so popular?
About the Con: AnimeNYC 2019 was the con’s third year. It took place on November 15th-November 17th in the same location, the Javits Center. According to AnimeNYC, about 40,000 people attended this year—twice the amount of people who attended for the first year. The con has grown exponentially, with no signs of stopping anytime soon.
I was very excited for this new premiere episode. Maybe even more so than previous volumes. I’ve been following RWBY since the volume three finale and every year, look forward to a new premiere, to see what adventures the main hunters and huntresses go on. I’ll be posting a review for RWBY’s premiere volume for… Continue reading RWBY Volume 7 Episode 1 Review
