[Review] The Last Session, Vol. 1: Roll for Initiative by Jasmine Walls
Light and playful. I consumed this all in a single sitting.
6 Jun 2025 01:22
Light and playful. I consumed this all in a single sitting.
18 May 2025 07:56
Omgz! The cliffhanger ending! I need more now!
12 May 2025 14:16
I love how environmentally conscious this book is. And it is so refreshing how the grandma in this story is portrayed as strong and actively adventurous, rather than simply old and frail.
4 May 2025 13:10
This is an absolutely beautiful tearjerker of a book. It is about chasing your dreams and not giving up, even (and especially) in the face of discrimination.
20 Mar 2025 15:26
What a thrill of a ride! Fun. Gritty. Lots of action and intrigue. And I loved the premise for this one. It was conceptually unique and instantly compelling. I can definitely picture it as a TV show with its non-stop action and diverse characters.
13 Mar 2025 20:59
Such a fun and emotional story, with gorgeous and quirky art. This retelling of “Frau Holle” does a fantastic joy of conveying the burnout of everyday chores and the joys of relaxation after much hard work has been achieved.
27 Feb 2025 12:30
I loved the first book in the series and I loved this one just as much. This one is deeper and darker—and it brought tears to my eyes—but it's still sprinkled with light and whimsy.
11 Feb 2025 10:49
A delightful continuation of the You Wish series. The main character is brave and kind, and this book really champions helping those in need. It is also a celebration of family and community.
10 Feb 2025 10:38
Absolutely adorable. Great art, a quick compelling read, realistic dialogue, and relatable characters. This is a unique take on a genie story, told from the inside out. It had me smiling and giggling. I'm already eager for more. Lucky for me, the next book in the series will be released on June 3, 2025!
8 Feb 2025 08:21
So unique! This book is part cookbook, part Chinese cooking history, and part graphic novel. On the outset, it might sound a bit disjointed, but the whole thing worked surprisingly well.
22 Jan 2025 10:15
I was fascinated by the idea of a wordless graphic novel, so I had to check this one out. It was definitely different.
15 Nov 2024 08:28
An otherworldly romance set in Paris. I loved the diversity of magical/supernatural creatures. And I also loved the diversity of the characters sexual and romantic identities—a very good representation of different identities.