Thirteen-year old Nanami loves reading and the local library is like her second home. One day she notices an unusual amount of books missing on the shThirteen-year old Nanami loves reading and the local library is like her second home. One day she notices an unusual amount of books missing on the shelves and finds a mysterious man in a grey suit. Her instincts tell her to follow the man and she does but Tiger, a talking tabby cat, appears with a warning. Having her mind set, all Tiger can do is guide and protect Nanami throughout the journey. The tone in this one is quite different from the first book (The Cat Who Saved Books) but it was still an adventurous read. I admired Nanami's determination. Her love and passion for written literature is precious. This was a cozy, hopeful and thought-provoking read. A reminder of how powerful books can be....more
This was my first Eric Larocca read and I was not sure what to expect. His books are on my tbr for a long time now mainly because of the sinister coveThis was my first Eric Larocca read and I was not sure what to expect. His books are on my tbr for a long time now mainly because of the sinister covers. This book has dark magic, gore, and bigotry. It also has a bad plot. I felt lost and confused most of the time. I initially gave it a 3-star rating but now that I was able to processed my thoughts, I'm changing it to a 2-star read. I still want to give his other books a try so wish me luck. Please be aware of the trigger warnings before reading this book. 2/5...more
It’s my very first Morrison and I’m amazed by her writing! The fact that this is her debut! It’s astounding. I liked the multiple points-of-view and cIt’s my very first Morrison and I’m amazed by her writing! The fact that this is her debut! It’s astounding. I liked the multiple points-of-view and character backgrounds. I’m still thinking about Pecola, Claudia, and Frieda. This was very difficult to read but definitely a must-read!...more
We’re back in Dream Harbor. This is the 4th book in the series. I enjoyed the romance tropes (slow-burn, grumpy/sunshine, forced proximity) in this onWe’re back in Dream Harbor. This is the 4th book in the series. I enjoyed the romance tropes (slow-burn, grumpy/sunshine, forced proximity) in this one. It was wonderful to see the regulars as well. An adorable quick read that made me crave for pancakes. ...more
Beautiful writing! I didn’t bawl my eyes out as much as I did while reading You’ve Reached Sam but this book is emotional nonetheless. I wanted to leaBeautiful writing! I didn’t bawl my eyes out as much as I did while reading You’ve Reached Sam but this book is emotional nonetheless. I wanted to learn more about Haru since his name is on the title. The ending was heartbreaking but hopeful at the same time. I picked this up without reading the synopsis and I recommend you to do the same....more
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