Another 5* YA graphic novel! I’m so grateful to have discovered this genre and know I would have loved them as a young person! The colour scheme and artwork in this one is outstanding and felt really intentional, adding emotion to the story. For me personally, I would have preferred more dialogue to really connect with the characters and story more but I think re reading it will give me a lot more next time!
Been thinking about this one for a while so it had to be awarded 5*! I loved the characters/ story/ vibes and this book proved to me that I can enjoy fantasy! Looking forward to reading the next one in 2024! 🌟
I really didn’t get on with this but persevered to finish it because I hate DNFing books! I thought it must get better but this one just didn’t do it for me! I had high hopes from the title and thought it was going to be hilarious. The comedy and writing style wasn’t for me.
Written very matter of factly which fits the ‘do nothing’ approach, this book is a series of a tweets and short reflections from a ghost writer. The whole concept of a ‘Rental Person’ to be hired just to be there for free is such an interesting one and I just kept thinking how sad it really was that people needed it. It could solve a lot of problems caused by loneliness. Rental person had some good yet short reflections on friendship, AI, introspection, Japanese culture, and money. It does feel very repetitive and basic as a reading experience though.
A really clever and intriguing set up, developed characters and some unexpected twists! This was a great book but I found it too long/ drawn out to be 5*.