A NEW TOP 10 Book Contender! - Every Book We Read in APRIL

20th Century Ghost which I think is an outstanding collection even though it was his first thing that he put out there.

The struggle I had at the beginning, the enlightenment I had at the end, the emotionality of where it took me and where it left me in a completely different place from where I started as a person reading it to question my own philosophy and the way I see the world. it's the best of art.

This has some darker moments. It starts out a little bit, the narrative is a little bit darker than the first three books and so you're getting a little feeling of ooh this is not just a bright and cheery world all the time.

And I believe Cloud Atlas is number one on your top books of all time for you. >> It is. Yes.

I was pretty knocked out. I really enjoyed it. It was a lot of parallels to what we do. it was a really great start.

These characters are three-dimensional and they're real and they're breathing and there's pressure on them and the pressure comes from different layers.

Several times when I read this, as with Jade War, I just had to make a noise. Something happened and I would just have to go because of what?

I really love this. I really love the ending. I know the ending for some might be a little coincidental, a little too pat, maybe a little sackcharine, maybe a little smaltzy, maybe a little bit too emotional.

This is one of Joe I would put this up there for with my favorites with Naseratu lock and key 20th Century Ghost which I think is an outstanding collection even though it was his first thing that he put out there.

It's comfort food. It's a coming of age story. It's got all the tropes of a young boy that's going to be pulled up beyond what his destiny should have been.

This is one of Joe I would put this up there for with my favorites with Naseratu lock and key 20th Century Ghost which I think is an outstanding collection even though it was his first thing that he put out there.

I thought this was just really, really well done. I thought he started to get into some classical world literature, some Easter eggs, and some nods that I never expected to see in this manga.

Red Rising for me not as great as where that series goes.

After that one I was like oh this has this has a great primer for fantasy because it's very comfortable. It's comfort food.

I love Curse of the Mistrate. I love the introduction.

I love the introduction, but I think when you hit Ships of Marrier, you're just getting in deeper. It just widens.