Soothing, contains The Alphabet Song

I really didn't enjoy this book at all. The characters were either unlikable or passive. The only distinguishing characteristic that some to make them special was how much they like books, but yeah a lot of people like books. The overall tone of the book was extremely unpleasant and I just didn't even want to keep reading it.
I gave this book one star because I'm actually donating it rather than keeping it which is very strange for me.

There are many bad reviews for this book but I didn't think it was that bad. I enjoy these books for not making things easy for the main characters and this one went into detail about how gets from book 2 to the book 4 for which seems in line. But then maybe I am grading on a low scale to start with.

This is a well-done memoir. It's funny. It's poignant. It made me feel not well read enough by quoting Proust and numerous other writers. It was worth reading.

The premise of immunization policies leading to a post-apocalyptical scenario where only the youngest and eldest are left intrigued me. I enjoyed it. It wasn't amazing, but it had quite a few interesting points and wasn't predictable. I look forward to the next one.

I have been a fan of this artist online for a while so I knew I wanted to read this when it came out. The art is sharp and the coloring is moody and appropriate. The characters feel real and relatable. The ghost story is interesting and goes places I didn't expect. This is an excellent graphic novel.

This book series is pretty derivative and predictable, but I am curious what happens so I'll keep reading.