This book left me feeling old. Not because of the topics covered or anything like that.
But because the feeling of nostalgia it brought for shows that I watched as a child.

But unlike the shows I watched as a child, I was left feeling hollow rather then finding comedy within them.

This isn't the complete series, and I feel the need to emphasize this since I was ready to throw hands when I realized that I was being left on a cliffhanger.
Also it took me way to incredibly long to realize how the title reflected the story.

This is incredibly cute. I really did enjoy reading this. I will definitely be continuing this series, because that is obviously the only option. Especially when it's available on Webtoon for me to dive into immediately.

Read this! IT IS SO GOOD.

I enjoyed reading this, it is at it's core a story about awesome women, making their way in a world that doesn't respect them.
I did find the art style, weird. Often times I found myself thinking that it looked like the types of sketches that you would find in the margins of a notebook.

I had some regrets as soon as I opened this book and saw "Conjure your inner boss witch"

and it summed up my entire experience with this book. There would be times I'd be going "yes, yes, yes" and then the next page I'd come crashing back down due to the next point or where the Em went with what they were talking about.

Part of this can be chalked up to my disbelief in the law of attraction, even before I had really dived further into skepticism.

I did enjoy other insights into options for grounding and meditation as these were some of the first skills I used from my practice to help with my Anxiety.

I am not sure, I would consider this an Arthurian Legend retelling. At least not from what I gleamed in reading this book.

But I found this incredibly interesting to read, I honestly was on the edge of my seat reading this because of the twists and turns it kept leading me down.

I look forward to learning more about Kaidan's training under Lady Taleissa and how he grew during this time.

I am hoping to be able to continue reading this series.

This was way more gruesome then I expected and honestly I had such a hard time actually reading this. It failed to keep my attention for any given amount of time.

The only thing that kept me captive was the continuous question of where they are finding all of this Spandex in a post apocalyptic world and why of all fabrics someone would want to wear that. Especially when it covers so little, you'd think they'd be cold.

Also it's implied that this other tribe just continually goes and steals women from other tribes quite regularly due to the lack of women in their tribe. But the implied fact that these women don't survive long, makes no sense. If you have a lack of women already, it wouldn't make sense to treat them poorly,

Also in general the Male to Female Ration seems already tipped in their being a lack of women. It makes no sense that they'd just slaughter women without a second thought. Adding to the lack of Women, it's surprising that women in general don't seem to be more respected in their communities. Given that women are the minority, and ridiculously buff guys are a dime a dozen.

Page 15, was the first point where I went oh, this was written by men. Because you you'd have to pay me a large amount of cold hard cash to sit stark naked in an exam room. Let alone undressing with the doctor in the room.
Pg 35: Lets add some Not How Cameras Work to our Men Writing Women.

This was honestly one of the most boring power fantasies that I have ever read, A more boring, more violent, more sexualized, version of Haruhi Suzimiya.
What I would have given for even the slightest bit of humor.

It's Gay, It SLAPS and you should be reading this.

I sincerely loved this series from beginning to end, with no point where I was like why am I reading this.
It was fun, it was Gay. and honestly in so many ways was everything I wanted from Stranger Things that I just didn't get.