Everything Read in April

✨ Hello lovely beings✨

No need to scold me, as I am scolding myself for going two whole months without reading a single thing 😅. Instead, celebrate with me that I didn't go a whole third month with not a book read! 

DanDaDan 

Ya girl is fully up to date batches! I think only though volume 19 is actually volumized at the moment. Chapters 166-192 aren't volumized, but can be read online. All I can say is I'm still quite hooked on this one here. I'm generally too excited to see how the anime brings life to some of these situations in the pages. Being very vague as not to spoil, lol. If you enjoyed the first season and haven't started reading just yet, I'd definitely recommend you picking up the volumes!

Phantom Road Issue #11

I had completely forgotten about this series. I honestly didn't remember if I felt like issue 10 was a cliffhanger or if I thought it was done, but when I saw issue 11 on the "New this week" shelf I couldn't pick it up fast enough! We start the series back up with a little more information about what may or may not be going on with the murder cases and the Billy Bear truck stops. Mainly debriefing Agent Donald Weaver on the case, so not too too much given to the readers just yet about what's happening with this Project Jacknife.

Show-Ha Showten #5

Which, I haven't finished just yet. Reading it online instead of in hand ended up making me quite sleepy, and I found myself knocking out every now and then. There was a lot of attention on some new introduced comedians, and what their techniques are. Being someone who haven't heard of some of these techniques, the explanations behind what they're doing go a little over my head.  I'm sure I'll still end up finishing the series as new volumes come out since I love the storyline in general, but it's not the tippy top of my reading list.

Verity

"Struggling, reclusive author Lowen Ashleigh meets Jeremy, charming and mysterious husband of bestselling author Verity Crawford, who is severely incapacitated following a car accident. He proposes that Lowen ghostwrite Verity’s novels. Lowen visits the Crawfords’ home."

I started reading Verity upon manager recommendation. Well, more so upon manager force. She'd joined a book club and I think she was very excited to have a hobby. She gave me a copy because she accidentally ordered two... Now, I say "started reading", but in reality I legit only read the first paragraph then dove deep into getting caught up with DanDaDan 😅. Priorities lol! The first paragraph did bring me in by starting out with someone watching a victims head being crushed under truck tires. Don't even let you breathe. Surely, it should be this "exciting" the whole way through, right?

After watching Sinners, instagram has flodded my algorithm with "If you watched sinners, you'll love reading these books," recommendations. Hopefully I'll be able to add some to the reading lists soon. 

Thank you for reading
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