My 2022 Wrapped (Bougie Edition)

Over the past year, I had the urge to catalog my shelves and had the great idea of dusting off my Goodreads account and getting to work. In this post, I’ve decided to let my metric-loving-nerd shine a tad by adding analytics rather than just rattling off my reading list.

My Manga Through The Year (2021)

Proud of myself for being more active and a tad more consistent on my blog this past year! I’ve decided to make a post that combines all the titles I read during 2021 into one jumbo list. There’s no particular order, but I went back and pulled all the lists I had under my manga

Manga I’m Thankful For (2021)

It’s hard to think of topics to write about sometimes when a new month rolls around, but I think November is the perfect time to make a short post about the manga I’m thankful for. The end of this year is really sneaking up on us and I’m proud of myself for being (somewhat) consistent

The New Wave: Manhwa English Prints

I’ve been noticing that recently there is a new wave of manhwa being printed in English, so I just wanted to rant a rave a bit. But is that really different from any of my other posts? When Yen Press came out with the Solo Leveling announcement I knew that it would only be the

The Battle of the Strangers: Umibe No Étranger Anime & Manga Review

Anyone following the series knows that the journey of Kii Kanna Sensei’s Umibe no Etranger: L’étranger de la Plage from manga to film has been a long one. So, I have been eagerly awaiting the day that I’d be able to fully talk about its entirety being, both the manga AND the film. Most of

A True Love Triangle: Blue Flag Review

Who would you choose? Your lover or your friend? KAITO Sensei’s school life romance, Blue Flag, is a total of 54 chapters that ran in Shonen Jump from February 2017 to April 2020 compiled into 8 volumes. It didn’t take long for Viz Media to hop on an English release of the series made available

Let’s get Digital : Manga Subscriptions

There’s something about being able to hold a manga in my hands and cry into a good story as I flip through the pages, but there are a times when my wallet has had enough. So let’s take the time to appreciate the unsung heroes of my bank account: Digital Manga Subscriptions. Since I cover

“For The Love of Music” : Given Film Adaptation Review

“Even if we move further and further apart… I hope that at least the music remains.” Natsuki Kizu Sensei’s Given is an ongoing manga series that started back in 2013. This series was later adapted into an 11-episode TV anime that covered about 15 chapters. More recently known for their adaptations of Umibe no Etranger