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I read the first five issues of Jem and the Holograms when they came out and thought they were great. At the time I didn’t have enough room in my pull list to keep up though so I didn’t keep up with the comic. Seeing a new collected edition coming out and successfully getting and…
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An adorable edition to this new version of a classic comic. It was lovely seeing the world when tea dragons were more common and more recognized by the population. And it was nice having a mix of familiar and new characters. A delight!
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I’ve been intending to read this adorable series for quiet sometime and this arc of a new edition provided a wonderful opportunity. The signature art style is cute and captivating. And the new concept art and character studies add new content for fans. A welcome addition to any comics collection.
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I was sold on this pairing before I even opened the book. I heard Emily Shacklette talking about this new book on a panel at Sports Romance Con 2026 and knew I needed to read it as soon as possible. Thanks to an arc from her and Love Notes I got my wish! I had…
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Much like Jamie I am a lover of romcoms of the 09s and early 2000s, so this book won me over quickly. The references plus the setting of wedding planning quickly called up a particular image of finding love. Speaking of settings I loved the inclusion of the LGBT+ center and that it featured in…
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The first section of this book and some select art work were provided to me by the publisher in exchange for a fair review. Witch Hat Atelier is such a delightful, magical, and heartfelt work. I started reading off of the recommendation of a friend a couple of years ago. I am behind with the…
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Fence was starting to come out right around when I stopped regularly getting floppies for budgeting reasons. It is exactly the kind of comic I would have love and would have added to my pull list. It is still exactly the kind of comic I love now – sports romance is the genre of romance…
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I heard about Take Him Home by Ashlyn Harmon while attending a panel at Sports Romance Con 2026. It was a panel on LGBT+ representation in sports romances and had a stacked group of panelists. I was caught off guard by how emotional I became during the event. Being in a room of people celebrating…
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A couple months ago I asked my friend Caitlyn if I could borrow a flower crown for a cottage core themed birthday party. She lent me not just the flower crown but also two Abby Jimenez books. I mostly use audiobooks for nonfiction but drew the library lottery and was able to hybrid read between…
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Set Point by Meg Jones is now the second tennis based LGBT+ romance I’ve read. The first being Thirty Love by Tom Vellner, which was one of the first books I read this year and rated four stars. Like Thirty Love Jone’s Set Point is a rival to lovers story, the hottest trope right now…