for a book titled mooncakes, there was only one tiny plate of them (i think) on page 90 and then several missed opportunities for tam's naked butt due to decorum

jokes aside i wish i liked this more than i did. oh well!

despite (in addition to?) some odd-in-english sentence structures resulting from it being a translated work, i thoroughly enjoyed this quick little read. might even be a contender for my limited shelf space.

had to speedread this because it's overdue at the library

don't think i was the intended audience (it was like a PSA episode of a teen show) but it was a neat lil exploration of asexuality and how it looks different for different people. i'm glad it exists.

the art is gorgeous and from the synopsis i thought it'd be centered on the boy protagonist so this title had gone overlooked for a while because i don't care about boys. but this very pleasantly surprised me, right down to the last fairy tale. ugh it's beautiful

i don't think i was the intended audience for this and the art was just okay (though i appreciated the creator's efforts), but mei's outfit did have me wondering if i should investigate suspenders and big honkin' logger boots

asian sapphics stay winning

used this to pass the time in an express library in raleigh.

nothing at all life-changing here, but this fluff is available for anyone wanting as much sweetness and substance as a chocolate donut.

toxic dead hag accidentally plays matchmaker to a pair of gay witches

the art is gorgeous and i loved the setup, though it ended up telling a different story than i thought it was going to, especially since it felt like four issues of intrigue followed by one chapter of wrap-up. i think i gotta read this again at some point and try to do it in one sitting.

ugh as a tired, sad adult it made me sad to read about tired, sad adults. like i had a stone fruit in my throat and a pit in my heart. i loved it but i wouldn't keep it on my shelf kinda book.

this was a reread after i went to a matinee showing this morning so i could flesh out my thoughts for letterboxd.

(7/18/2023) quickest read in the world