stories across mediums

what this site is about

This is a personal media archive and analysis space. Some posts are deep dives, some are short reflections, others are character-focused essays. Right now, the main focus is anime and manga, but the scope naturally expands as I read and watch more.

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  16. William and the Spell — Adam Coleman, illustrated by Alex Brychta and Korky Paul, with photographs by the British Library Published as part of the Oxford Reading Tree’s Stage 9 More Jackdaws collection, William and the Spell is a playful reading experience that combines storytelling, imagination, and lessons about everyday habits. William has a… Read more: (no title)
• Fancy Nancy: Budding Ballerina — A Little Ballet Lesson About Confidence
  A look at Fancy Nancy: Budding Ballerina, where Nancy teaches her family ballet while introducing young readers to basic positions, ballet vocabulary, confidence, and perseverance.
• The Tycoon’s Bride by Michelle Reid wastes absolutely no time putting Claire into an impossible situation.
  Michelle Reid’s The Tycoon’s Bride turns a sudden marriage proposal into a tense romance about sacrifice, mistrust, grief, and learning to choose yourself.
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  1. Mr. Men Little Miss: The Christmas Tree — Roger Hargreaves Mr. Forgetful has, unsurprisingly, forgotten to buy a Christmas tree. Unfortunately, he remembers far too late, when all the Christmas trees have already been sold. Rather than give up, he decides to cut down his own tree. There is just one problem: he forgets… Read more: (no title)
• Adventures of a Salsa Goddess: My Descent Into the Most Chaotic Dating Assignment
  My spoiler-filled review of Adventures of a Salsa Goddess, a chaotic romance about dating, marriage pressure, deception, Javier, Robert, and Samantha’s disastrous search for a husband.

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