Best & Worst Books of 2021...So Far

i think reading this book also brought a lot of introspection so it explained a lot about myself and certain situations that i've been in and it made me feel very seen

this was just a brilliant story it was so good this is the story that i will pass on to my daughter because it's just so great the black joy the magic the boarding school it's just oh i love this book

i can't help but feeling some type of way about the way that he constructed this entire graphic novel and it really pissed me off when i read it

the writing wasn't good i don't think that the pacing and the plotting were done very good

there was a specific scene where there was some non-consent going on and it just like never was never was addressed and it was weird

it's written in graphic ways but also in a way that i think is appropriate for a middle grade audience and a book that's very much needed

while that was interesting i felt like there were a lot of plot holes none of it made sense

it is so brilliant it is jaw-dropping every single issue every issue that has dropped so far has been a hit a hit and that says a lot in the comic book world

i really appreciated this one because it was such a soulful thing this wasn't just like a physical attraction they had a connection that was just so deep

i can't believe that i wasted my time reading it and was so pissed and disappointed

literally i read the first volume loved it or the second volume i was like bruh of all the places we've could have gone why choose a dang old cousin so i was not i was not happy about that

there were abusive behaviors especially parental abuse that were justified through the use of religion and that's a huge no-no for me

i wasn't a huge fan of infinite frontier suicide squad and i read like two issues of it and then i was like i'm i'll just wait for the trade

there were some very powerful quotes in this one and there was a lot of stuff about malcolm x that i didn't know

i think that this was just done well it was not an easy read the reveals were very intriguing i think there was some pacing issues in it but this was a really great book

because he made so much commentary about the state of religion and how sometimes religion can make you feel helpless or can let you down in some ways it was brilliantly done

i did not really end up liking this book it wasn't a horrible book but it wasn't a good book either it was just kind of and my main hiccup with it is that i think that there was no chemistry between the main characters at all

it definitely is an exploration of self it is an exploration of family where we've come from where we're going and i think that it comes across that way and is done so well

every single volume that i read so far which has been five volumes they've been five star reads and your lie in april probably connects with me a lot because i am a classically trained pianist