cute quick read

Thank you to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for providing a copy in exchange for an honest review.

I rate Mobu's Diary 4 out 5 stars. I will read anything with cats so I may be a bit biased with how much I enjoyed this book. I love how silly and whimsical it is. I adore Mobu who just wants to work for his meal but is too fond of napping. I found the story funny and zany and the art charming.

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I rate Kodi: A Place to Call Home 4.5 out of 5 stars. I’ve been looking forward to reading this since I loved the first book, and I’m glad to say that this was a charming continuation of Kodi’s story. While the book has plenty of sweet and heartwarming moments, it also brings in conflicts that add more depth to the story. I loved how the story balanced these challenges with its warmth and hopeful message, and the artwork is just as beautiful as always. I’d highly recommend this to children and children at heart who enjoy wholesome stories with lovely illustrations and memorable characters.

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I really enjoyed The Summer War and am giving it 4.5 stars. The narration has such a magical, fantastical feel that it reminded me of reading a fairytale. It's a quick read, but the writing is beautiful, and the length felt just right without ever feeling rushed. The pacing was smooth from start to finish, which made it easy to stay immersed in the story. Overall, it was a lovely and charming read.

I've read doujins with better art and story than this.