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Batman: the Dark Prince Charming | Enrico Marini

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ElizaMarie

Witches of Brooklyn: What the Hex?!: (A Graphic Novel) | Sophie Escabasse

#MarchReCap

Only did 2 graphic novels this month. Both are very cute :)

#NotAnotherGraphicMonday

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JenniferEgnor

This Was Our Pact | Ryan Andrews

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I adore this book! The art struck me immediately and was what got me to check it out. A group of friends has a curious mission to fulfill, that involves the mysterious destination of the moon lanterns dropped into the river each year on the Autumn Equinox. This graphic novel is full of stunning illustrations—I found myself taking pictures of several pages. There is humor and a lot of science, but this book is all about friendship, discovery,⬇️

Bookwormjillk I read this every year at the Autumn Equinox 1d

JenniferEgnor the ways in which we navigate grief, and the sense of self. I think my favorite scene was the glowworms in the star farm cave. This book really allows your imagination to soar, and though it is written for young readers, it is a story all ages can enjoy. There is supposed to be a screen adaptation, with Peter Dinklage as the voice of the talking bear…I can‘t wait! 1d

JenniferEgnor @Bookwormjillk excellent tradition 💙 1d

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Rachiiebookdragon

Tea Dragon Tapestry | K O'Neill

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A beautiful book and story

Read for reading challenges

5/5

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oddandbookish

Fly Me to the Moon, Vol. 1, 1 | Kenjiro Hata

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This was such a cute and sweet manga!

The story is very interesting to say the least. Essentially, the main character, Nasa, gets saved by a mysterious girl named Tsukasa. He immediately asks her out and she says yes on the condition that he marries her. This volume primarily explores the very early days of their marriage.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/03/31/review-fly-me-to-the-moon-vol-1-f...

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LibrarianRyan

One Cool Duck #1: King of Cool | Mike Petrik

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4 ⭐This Illinois reads for 2025 is a short graphic novel. It‘s been categorized three through five but I think it would work for readers in first and second grade as well. Duck and his friends are just hanging out for the summer until they meet the cool cat. The cool cat is too cool, and it leaves an uneasy feeling in duck. Can duck conquer this feeling or will the friends realize that some people brag to feel better about themselves.

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Mattsbookaday

Lunar New Year Love Story: A YA Graphic Novel about Fate, Family and Falling in Love | Gene Luen Yang

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Lunar New Year Love Story, by Gene Luen Yang (illustrated byLeUyen Pham) (2024)

Premise: A Vietnamese-American teenager is pulled in many directions after she learns of a family curse that means they are all destined to fail at love.

Review: This was a bit of a mixed bag for me, largely because there were a few too many things stuffed in this particular bag for my liking. Cont.

Mattsbookaday For me the best parts were the specificity of the cultural representation — particularly in the similarities and differences among East Asian Lunar New Year celebrations and in the mixture of indigenous and Christian themes in Vietnamese communities — and the moral of the story, which was not what one might expect from this kind of novel. But it did feel a bit over-stuffed.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4d

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WeAreLegion

JSA: the Golden Age (New Edition) | James A. Robinson

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At the end of WWII, the JSA find themselves of no more use to the country, and then try to return to civilian life with varying degrees of success. An obvious WATCHMEN clone, but not a bad one. My only complaints are the lack of action set pieces (until the final battle on the last pages), and the underwhelming nature of the story under the shadow of other much similar and superior books. Worth checking out if this kind of narrative works for you.

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