Hey all, Dani here. Is today's review for a book that is in need of a signal boost? Well, no, not exactly. The "My Hero Academia" franchise is pretty darn popular overall, but I had already scheduled this series of reviews to go up on Saturdays, so I didn't want to try and shove things… Continue reading Review: My Hero Academia: School Briefs Volume 2 by Anri Yoshi
The Ultimate Recommendations Book Tag
Hey all, Dani here. Well things are about to get real interesting around me. The county I live in in Ohio just got its first confirmed case of COVID-19, but as of right now, my workplace is still open. We'll see if that changes by the end of the weekend. Is it wrong that I'm… Continue reading The Ultimate Recommendations Book Tag
Review: Sky Without Stars by Jessica Brody and Joanne Rendell
Hey all, Dani here. Happy first day of spring, everyone! I have been keeping up a pretty steady reading pace the past few days, which is pretty awesome. I'm just trying to find a way to balance that desire to read with the necessity of keeping up with my blog posts. With my focus right… Continue reading Review: Sky Without Stars by Jessica Brody and Joanne Rendell
Weekly Wrap-Up (56)
Hey all, Dani here. Things are still going at their usual pace for me, even with the state of the world. My workplace has taken out half the seating in the cafeterias, and has opened up conference rooms and such for additional seating, so we can all maintain a healthy distance. And they are researching… Continue reading Weekly Wrap-Up (56)
Review: The Adventurers Guild – Night of Dangers by Zack Loran Clark and Nick Eliopulos
Hey all, Dani here. So...my home state of Ohio was supposed to have our primary elections today, but late last night it was canceled due to this being a health state of emergency. Everything's a bit in chaos right now as we all try to figure out what is going to happen next. There are… Continue reading Review: The Adventurers Guild – Night of Dangers by Zack Loran Clark and Nick Eliopulos
Manga Review: Magus of the Library, Volume 2
Hey all, Dani here. My workplace is still up and running, but they have taken a number of precautions, such as shutting down our water fountains and ice machines, and restricting the available options in the cafeteria. They are also promoting hand-washing and keeping a safe distance while on breaks and such. But for now… Continue reading Manga Review: Magus of the Library, Volume 2
Manga Review: Black Clover, Vol 17
Hey all, Dani here. Well it's business as usual for me and mine on this Monday...which means I'm coming back with two more Manga reviews. This is the portion of my blogging that won't be changing at all in the coming weeks. As for the rest of it...well, if there are any authors, artists, or… Continue reading Manga Review: Black Clover, Vol 17
Weekend Writer: Light the Dark – Writers on Creativity, Inspiration, and the Artistic Process – Part Two
Hey all, Dani here. I am already trying to make myself so many plans for this blog on the off chance that my workplace shuts down. Right now it seems like factory life is continuing with the only change being constant reminders to wash your hands and such. But I am thinking up so many… Continue reading Weekend Writer: Light the Dark – Writers on Creativity, Inspiration, and the Artistic Process – Part Two
Review: My Hero Academia: School Briefs, Volume 1 by Anri Yoshi
Hey all, Dani here. The world is pretty scary right now, so stay safe out there and be smart. Oh, and help signal boost all the authors and creators out there who have been massively affected by the canceling of events and conventions all over. I'm going to signal boost all I can, so if… Continue reading Review: My Hero Academia: School Briefs, Volume 1 by Anri Yoshi
Discussion: Bookish Love in a Time of COVID-19
Hey all, Dani here. So today's post might end up being a bit shorter than the rest of my discussion posts lately. I had to rearrange my blog schedule a little bit to squeeze this post in, but I think it is incredibly worth disrupting my schedule. We've had a lot of schedule disruptions here… Continue reading Discussion: Bookish Love in a Time of COVID-19
