I love these comics. They are hilarious. Quite a few of them made me laugh out loud and we’re very relatable. I just love these big eyes aliens. I have been following the artist from the beginning and have enjoyed all of the work he has posted. So I could not resist getting this book, … More Review: Strange Planet by Nathan W. Pyle
This was a fascinating Halloween story. On Halloween night four teenagers go drinking in a graveyard and end up finding a sentient puppet that sends them to a mysterious dimension called Confetti Realms. While they go on an adventure they overcome the obstacles in their friendship that had been getting in the way of their … More ARC Review: Confetti Realms by Nadia Shammas
This volume collects episodes 76-102 of the Webtoon comic. This was another emotional volume. Persephone is still dealing with trauma but we do finally see her start to set boundaries and stand up for herself. She is no longer hiding behind others and I loved watching her put Apollo in his place. Persephone has grown … More Review: Lore Olympus Vol. 4 by Rachel Smythe
This was a cute story. Peony is stolen from Earth to compete in Space Battle Lunchtime, one of the universe’s hottest reality TV shows. While she is doing well on the show the competition is dangerous and willing to cheat to win. But she is also making new friends. I really enjoyed this and will … More Review: Space Battle Lunchtime series by Natalie Riess
Trigger Warnings: sexual trauma, mental abuse, toxic relationships Ugh I adore these two! Hades is trying so hard to take care of Persephone and not fall in love with her! I just loved all the pining and arguments he was having with himself. I love revisiting the beginning of this series because it reminds me of … More Review: Lore Olympus Volumes 2 and 3 by Rachel Smythe
While I didn’t love how this book started, I ended up really enjoying this couple’s story a lot. To start with what I didn’t like, this book starts with Margot, the witch, taking her frustrating day out on Elena, a donut shop worker, because she didn’t have any chocolate donuts. It made me not like … More Review: Doughnuts and Doom by Balazs Lorinczi
Graphicsathon is a graphics reading challenge hosted by @allonsythornrax, @bookishrebecca, @becandbooks, @allypallystaken, and @howlinglibrary. You can also find more about this challenge from their Twitter (@graphicsathon), Instagram (@graphicsathon), or join the Discord here For the information about this round and the prompts, check out the announcement post here. This round was a month long reading challenge to read 31 graphics in … More Graphicsathon August 31 in 31 Challenge Wrap Up
This was a fascinating SciFi world with royals using jousting tournaments to marry off their daughters. A lesbian couple is determined to beat the system though and rescue the trapped princesses. I really enjoyed this one. Pan’s story was interesting and I really want to see how her search for Tara goes. Cass and Bee … More Review: Cosmoknights Volumes 1 and 2 by Hannah Templer
This was a wonderful queer graphic novel! We got alien girls who can look human and turn into giant monsters, an introverted gamer girl, a secret underwater alien headquarters, and a wonderful found family. I really enjoyed this one. Gigi is a quiet girl who has been struggling since her brother was killed two years … More Review: Save Yourself! by Bones Leopard
This one picks up the day after the previous book ended. Damian, Raven, Gar, and Max are headed to meet up with Max’s mother in a safe place to make a plan for dealing with Slade and H.I.V.E. As you can tell from the title, this one focuses mainly on Damian. Like the previous books, … More Review: Teen Titans: Robin by Kami Garcia
Hello everyone! I know its the end of pride month and a little late for this post, but I wanted to wait because I read so many LGBTQIA romances this month that I knew I would be adding some to this list. This list is split into series, standalones, and graphic novels to cover a … More RHAR Recommends: LGBTQIA+ Romances
English graduate Ben Cook has finished college and is now trying to find a job writing. The problem is he has no experience and can’t get hired. When he finds a help wanted sign outside a restaurant, he takes the chance and finds himself loving his time in the kitchen. This was super cute! Ben … More Review: Chef’s Kiss by Jarrett Melendez
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