Looking for something to read? Just want to wander around looking at books for awhile then grab a coffee? Want to see what the indie book art and zine scene looks like? Seoul Book book is a book depository with a little bit of everything for any kind of bookworm.
I read the 1951 classic "The Catcher in the Rye" and while I did not enjoy it I took a couple guesses as to why it's a classic.
The last book of the How to Train Your Dragon series that I have.
I feel lucky that book bans haven't really ever effected me. Have they effected you and your reading choices?
The How to Train Your Dragon series is getting better. Maybe it's Like MBMBAM where you should skip the first couple of episodes.
Out of the whole series, this one was my least favorite.
We've made it to the last month of my adventures in Korea. Let's see if I can finish my reading goal.
Surprisingly I liked this one better. Give me all the good stories about friendship.
When characters are named after their physical descriptions in a negative way that's making fun of them or used to make fun of them without anyone resolving that it's bad tends to be...less likely for me to enjoy it.
I think the art in this book kinda spoiled the actual book for me. Not by skipping ahead but just by showing things before I read them and could make decisions for myself.
