As a fan of delinquent manga, I had wanted to check out this series after I saw its eye-catching cover and clever title announced a while back. Glasses With a Chance of Delinquent Volume 1 was worth the wait for a fun-filled, absolutely enjoyable shojo manga that plays up to its tropes and knows exactly what it is.
Don’t let the cute cover of this manga fool you, there is more to this story than a childhood best friends to lovers romance. Not in a negative way, but buckle up because this manga is an emotional journey.
While post apocalyptic manga are not my usual go-to, The Color of the End: Mission in the Apocalypse Volume 01 caught my eye with its beautiful cover. This is a deeply human, emotional, and moving story in a quiet, mundane way.
Despite being an area of historical interest to me, I haven’t read many books set during the Great War. Much of my previous historical fiction experiences have involved World War II, so when I stumbled upon No Man’s Land by Sally Malcolm, I was intrigued by the premise and setting and eager to dive into this story.
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