I really enjoyed this. It's marketed as short stories but it is more like one long narrative connected by various people. It mostly follows Mari and her interactions will people and how everything is essentially connected.

I also like the idea that the night is almost a completely separate world where more happens than we think.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit means Detective Noir!

This was recommended to me by a friend and I really enjoyed it. The characters were fun, the scenario was interesting it is very meta in terms of a detective novel aware that it is a detective novel. Highly recommend!

This has been sitting on my shelf for so long but finally reading it with a nudge from a friend.

I really enjoyed the story and the art style is beautiful. It does jump around at parts but once you get used to it, it's very easy. It's originally a webcomic and they tend to do that more than normal comics but definitely a great read and good start to the series.

I really wanted to like this book but it was a struggle. This book couldn't decide what it wanted to be. It was strange things, mixed with it, mixed with I know what you did last summer.... it was too much ask wrapped up in one.

Not one of my favorites.

A nice continuation of the story. I feel bad for Persephone and Hades because they are both conflicted and everybody is just messing with them at every turn. Everybody is such a busy body or manipulator. It's still a great story though and I'm rooting for Persephone and Hades.

Really loving the direction this story is going into. I love the relationship developing on both sides and love the hint that the fates gave off in the end. I also love seeing how all the characters interact.

The story is becoming so much clearer and the outline is developing in such a great way and persephone is really coming into herself

This was my first book in the Discworld series and I enjoyed it very much. It was a little slow in the middle but it was a very interesting read none the less. This is the first book in the witches series and most will say go right to Wyrd Sisters but this was a very good introduction in my opinion.

I really enjoyed the relationship between Esk and Granny Weatherwax and the two different ideas of magic and what magic really is was interesting. Definitely a good read.

I found this book much quicker in terms of pacing that Howl's Moving Castle and the story was very engaging. It was nice to see familiar characters again but exploring a completely different part of the country from which Howl and Sophie come from. Would recommend if you enjoyed the first book.

Note: Do not read if you only watched the movie as there are things that are very different from the movie.