The Great Gatsby adapted by K. Woodman-Maynard is a great way to make The Great Gatsby more accessible in a graphic novel format. I enjoyed the slight changes the author makes to the source material, and the art style makes elements such as mood and symbolism much easier to understand. However, I also felt as though the story is rushed, and the art also makes the text difficult to read at times. Despite this, I still appreciated what the book accomplishes in terms of making The Great Gatsby easier to digest. Continue reading
Category: Graphic Novels
Q&A: Kami Garcia: Teen Titans: Beast Boy
Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for Teen Titans: Beast Boy by Kami Garcia! If you love a YA graphic novel, the Teen Titans series is one to try. Keep reading to learn more about the book and find out who Kami’s favourite DC character is. Continue reading
Review: Night of Knives by V.E. Schwab
Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for Night of Knives by V.E. Schwab! The Steel Prince series is a prequel to A Darker Shade of Magic and is perfect for those wanting a little more from the series. Keep reading to learn more about the book and enter the giveaway to win a copy of the book and an exclusive pin. (US/UK) Continue reading
Review: Pumpkinheads by Rainbow Rowell
Pumpkinheads by Rainbow Rowell was one of my highly anticipated reads this year as I love seasonal books as well as her wholesome characters. I was not disappointed with this one as it features two co-workers who make the most of their last shift at a pumpkin patch together. The main characters are both realistic and likeable, and the artwork within builds a warm atmosphere. Continue reading
Review: Shout Out Anthology
Shout Out is an anthology unlike any other that I have read before. This graphic novel is diverse and full of interesting stories. If you are a fan of the genre, this is one book to check out! Continue reading