A childhood classic. I was riveted to these pages and sobbed once I reached the end. One of the better “sad dog” books I read as a child.

This story was really just weird and overwhelming. I loved the ending and how it left us hanging in the middle of the climax of the story. The pacing and visuals were both fantastic!

An interesting start! A lot happens very quickly in this volume, so I’m not sure where I think it will go next. Definitely very absurd and does it’s best to be shocking.

This one was fairly disturbing to me. It's one that I think about a lot when I'm walking around outside. The visuals are haunting, and I think the storyline is creepy and well done.

A fairly weak story. The art wasn’t particularly good either. There were lots of weird closeups on the main character. I also didn’t think the plot twist was very surprising.

This book was really funny, and I feel like Cyd did grow as a character by the end. Her outlook and experience is something I could relate to, and I really appreciated her humor through it all.

This a book that I periodically reread because of how much I like it. It’s simple and definitely self-indulgent, but I love seeing Ginny learn about herself and grow on her journey. I just think this books is super fun and deals with some heavy stuff and growth very well.