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Susanna Shore, Author

I read Ask and You Will Receive, Vol. 1 by Niyama. A good office romance between two rather obnoxious guys.
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www.goodreads.comSusanna's review of Ask and You Will Receive, Vol. 1 (1)5/5: Shinobu works as an office clerk no one notices—by his own design. He wears thick glasses, slouches and has an unbecoming hairstyle. People are a bit rude to him, and no one more so than the office prince, every woman’s dream, Hikaru. But by night, Shinobu sheds the disguise and heads to his favourite gay bar as his handsome, hot self. One night, Hikaru shows up there. His gay coworker has told him some men are so hot even other men want them, and he wants to be irresistible to men too. But his presense ruins everything for Shinobu who tries to avoid Hikaru. That only makes Hikaru notice h...
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Annie Hsh 👾🖖☕

Just finished reading 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Vol. 1: Return to New York' by Jason Aaron, whose Thor/Mighty Thor runs and Star Wars comics I truly loved, and I seriously enjoyed this book. The story is a bit more grownup, grittier, and more violent than the OG series, but still remains true to the TMNT spirit.

A big thank you to IDW Publishing for offering me an Advance Readers Copy in exchange for an honest review. The book is coming out on June 24, 2025.

Full review here: fringemagnet.net/2025/04/arc-r

Back and front cover of the comic, showing the four turtles, each holding their weapons, attack dropping from the sky, surrounded by several different skyscraper, on the back of the book there is the following description: "The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have all left New York to pursue their own interests, but gathering forces will pull them back together in this first arc of a new ongoing series that collects the prelude story "Long Way From Home" and issues #1–6 by superstar writer Jason Aaron and an all-star lineup of artists, including Joëlle Jones, Rafael Albuquerque, Cliff Chiang, Chris Burnham, Darick Robertson, and Juan Ferreyra! Raphael is in prison. Michelangelo is living in Tokyo, where he’s become a TV star. Leonardo is traveling the world in search of peace. Donatello is trapped in a mutant zoo and forced to fight rich men looking for a thrill. And what has been going on in New York while the Turtles are scattered across the globe?"
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Kirsty Darbyshire

_Summerwater_ by Sarah Moss is an engaging collection of stories told by the visitors to a Scottish holiday park on a single rainy summer’s day. Short stories kind of, but also a whole novel. I really like the related stories where you get to see things, and the different narrators, as other people view them.

I was kind of disappointed in the ending but overall it was very good.

nocto.com/books/summerwater/

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Julia S.

AN EXPLORATION OF ABLEISM’S IMPACT and a set of thoughtful recommendations for creating a more inclusive society, from entrepreneur/disability activist Tiffany Yu. Wise, insightful, admirably clear, aimed primarily at currently able allies. A MINUS

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Barnes & NobleThe Anti-Ableist Manifesto: Smashing Stereotypes, Forging Change, and Building a Disability-Inclusive World|HardcoverTiffany Yu takes readers on a revelatory examination of disability—how to unpack biases and build an inclusive and accessible world. As the Asian American daughter of immigrants, living with PTSD, and sustaining a permanent arm injury at age nine, Tiffany Yu is well aware...
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Curtis McHale

A Brief History of Misogyny – Jack Holland
Well researched and written walk through misogyny. One of the big notes relating to recent history is that we often fear Communism more than misogyny. We allow countries (like Saudi Arabia, Pakistan) to be our allies, just like in generations past you’d be friends with someone that beat their wife. The abuse of women is a private matter…and it should never be.

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Antonina_orthefallofrome
Another book edge painting foray! This one was a lot of fun, but I did learn that it is possible for the gouache to be too thick. Some of it flaked off when I went to go break part the pages and trying to touch it up was NOT fun 😂
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