July Reading Wrap up | book reviews | graphic memoirs, novels and summer reads |

[@minarose7636]

Loved your thoughts on Poor Little Sick Girls - I recently finished this too and so enjoyed it for all the reasons you outline!

[@pastorytime2683]

Oo have Immanuel to read and am now very excited about it! Siân

[@books_and_bocadillos]

Types of books one might keep in the loo is a conversation I'm interested in...I keep books in every room of my home but not the loo. 🤯🤔I'd be interested to change that...lol...thanks for sparking that realization.

[@hannahmay11]

Hahaha, I feel like it was a thing of childhood , a random bookshelf above the loo

[@DawnMarie1123]

I ordered The Yellow Kitchen and also Small Fires (I can't remember which video you reviewed it in) because of the beautiful way you discussed each book. ❤

[@hannahmay11]

Oh I’m so glad to hear it. They’re both wonderful reads

[@amaraokeke4646]

i just started Sundail and its weird that the most disturbing part of it to me was her husband irving. i genuinely felt and as trapped and hopeless as rob in evey interaction she had with him

[@hannahmay11]

He’s honestly hell. The cruelty knows no bounds. Brilliant characterisation from Ward I think

[@AthynVixen]

Interesting take Amara...I barely noticed the husband. IDK if that says anything about me but I was too disturbed by the psychopathic child at the start

[@marja2909]

your videos helped me out of my latest reading slump🥰🦥 Ione Gamble's "Polyester Podcast" is also great, all about current online discourse through a feminist lense

[@hannahmay11]

I love thier podcast too