As with other books in the Merciless series, this bad boy has lots of violence and torture, and has some Book II spoilers. So get cozy, Fangirls, we’re in for a wild ride.
This review contains some dark themes, so please don’t read on if you are triggered by depressive and suicidal references.
I’ve been a big fan of Gudsnuk for 4-5 years now. She made Henchgirl, a fantastic webcomic-turned-graphic novel about a Henchgirl who didn’t like her job. Now, she has released Making Friends through Scholastic’s Graphix publishing house, and I’m so glad I got to read it.
A couple months ago I wrote about some lovely sheet masks from Riley Rose. I’ve since been back (several times), and am so dang in love with sheet masks! I have been trying to get through my collection before buying new ones, so I’ve been waiting on the perfect time to get into these two. Now’s the perfect time!
I watched this movie exclusively because Barb from Stranger Things was in it. But when I started watching it, I fell in love.
You touch me and I burn, and I could take everything burning down with me!
I bought Furyborn a couple months ago, almost on cover alone. I started reading it because I gave my boyfriend a list of titles, and he chose this. But once I started, I didn’t have any interest in stopping.
I need to start off by saying that this book wasn’t for me. I picked up the first four graphic novels and barely found any enjoyment in reading them, and that was disappointing. While this wasn’t the book for me, it may be up someone else’s alley.
I ordered this Slytherin themed box from The Bookish Shop way back in June, and received it towards the end of August. It was an interesting little one-time box, and I’m excited to share its contents with you today!
