Such a sweet children's story.

I really need a short pick me up today and this graphic-novel definitely provided me with it. I love the queer and disabled representation and how sweet the whole story is.

I loved this novel <3. I cannot believe it took me so long to finally pick it up but once I was immersed in it, I could not stop reading it. I am seeing myself re-reading it so many times.

I liked the drama within the tragedy but I found it kind confusing to read due to the various peasants that show up in the plot. I liked the revenge aspect but ultimately it was not my favorite of Shakespeare's works.

I am not quite sure how I feel about this play. I was quite confused by the opening and I am not quite sure how it contributes to the story besides setting Pericles on his way to his wife. I liked how the romance and loved and endured and how the main pairing ended up together in the end.

I really liked this play for the contrast it was portraying and for the setting. It showed great differences and what can happen if you abuse someone's generosity but also that not all people appreciate your generosity and friendship.

I at the beginning solely read this book because I love the musical Hamilton and its story was inspired by this book. But I really enjoyed my experience listing to the story and some times definitely teared up. The book is so full of history and important information regarding the independence of the United States and how they evolved afterward.

I am so glad to have finally read this book. The audiobook was definitely the way to go here seeing that I could not get through it by just reading it. I liked the concept and the ideas of the story, however, I found it quite dense.

I am not so sure how I am feeling about this play. The first three acts were very physiological whereas the last two acts were structured like a comedy. Due to this shift and very impossible as unnecessary elements, I did not enjoy this play as much as I thought I would.

I really loved this play and how it plays with the elements through Ariel. I really liked the different storylines it portrayed.