I didn't care for it. It was confusing and way over my head with the dialogue throughout the book.
For the rest of my review, visit my Vlog at:
https://youtube.com/shorts/41jrb7KZR7g
Enjoy!
I didn't care for it. It was confusing and way over my head with the dialogue throughout the book.
For the rest of my review, visit my Vlog at:
https://youtube.com/shorts/41jrb7KZR7g
Enjoy!
Repost for @ChaoticMissAdventures
Can you believe it?? Next weekend will kick off the last 10 weeks of the year.
I will be doing a readathon for 10 Before The End!!
Pick the 10 books you have been meaning to get to all year - or the ten you want to prioritize before the end of the year.
Post your list this week, and get encouragement along the way. Let's tackle those TBRs!
#10beforetheend
31/150 I read these when they originally came out in the 80s, but you gain a different perspective, like when you binge watch a tv series, reading several issues together. Alan Moore turned Swamp Thing from a meh superhero comic into one of the best horror comics ever written. His way with words, subtle but terrifying, and the art by Bissette & Totleben made this one of the best comics to come out
of the 1980s. 4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐💫
So, I am not #DNF this one, but I don't foresee myself picking it up and browsing through it in any definite timeline. It is good, and I am enjoying it, but physically, it's difficult to read (the typeface is hard on my eyes). So, I feel it's not a “relaxing/fun“ read for me right now. It will stay near my bed though, so I do plan on getting to it eventually.
Francis Bacon in the background! What synchronicity in my reading.
Tom of Finland?? 😎💪😅
Counter to my last post, one of my favorite horror genres is botanical horror. I‘m loving this comic! 💚🌱🌿