This book was hilariously bad. I bought it because the hokey/Austin mashup and knew it wasn’t going to be any great literary feat, but I wasn’t expecting to laugh so hard. Worth the read for the absurdity of it.

I loved this quirky little book. It was very relevant in today’s book banning climate. I related on so many levels.

Loved the beautiful descriptions of the wildness of Alaska. Beautiful and poignant story

Interesting ideas, worth a read to consider

Thought it was interesting to hear the world getting fleshed out. Interesting to hear some familiar tropes but written over 100 years ago.

Good book, what a plot twist!

This was fun. I thought it was a series but ended up being a single book. Not what I expected especially in a fantasy world, it doesn’t really focus on the fantastical portions of the book and is instead more focused on character interaction.

Just finished my 7th book of the year: The Help by Kathryn Stockett. Such a powerful story about courage, friendship, and the strength to challenge societal norms. Highly recommend to anyone who hasn’t read it yet

If you're a fan of quirky, gothic humor with an adorable yet eerie twist, Creepy Cat, Volume 1 is a delightful read. Written and illustrated by Cotton Valent, this manga-style graphic novel follows Flora, an artist who moves into a mysterious old mansion—only to find it already occupied by a mischievous, supernatural feline. Creepy Cat is equal parts cute and unsettling, with its ability to multiply, stretch, and phase through walls in ways that defy the laws of nature. Throughout the volume, Flora attempts to adjust to her bizarre new life, dealing with the cat’s pranks, haunted paintings, and other eerie occurrences in her home. The story unfolds in short, humorous vignettes, making it an easy and fun read.

This series has kept me entertained. The characters are uniquely Alaskan.