As part of my Biannual Bibliothon TBR I had to pick a genre I wasn't a huge fan of but a format you loved. Hence, a non-fiction graphic novel. I've always had an interest in serial killer case studies. I find it both terrifying and fascinating that one person can be capable of such devastation. Jeffrey Dahmer being a prime example. I knew very little about his time…
There was no way I wasn't going to love this. It's Frankenstein. Frankenstein with pictures. This graphic novel has everything that I loved about the book when I first read it. The mixed media element of Walton's letters was lovely however I did struggle at times to puzzle out the font. It added to the effect but made it difficult to read. Without having already read Frankenstein in…
I am so very happy I've read this. I got the same feeling reading this that I did when I first read the Grimm's Fairytales. In fact these ones might be even creepier. Particularly, the last story, I don't want to say anything about the stories because they're so individual and unique with the weirdest of plot twists. I adored the art style of this collection too, how…
Thank-you to the lovelies at Hodder for sending this cute graphic novel over! I love anything to do with animals, my puppy (I say puppy, he's 10) is my pride and joy. From the creator of The Bunny Suicides comes Puppy Versus Kitten*, a pet duo that really just have no clue. This has been sat on my TBR for ages and I finally picked it up. It's a…
The premise of this graphic novel had me from the beginning. Last year I read The Girls by Emma Cline (review here) which I thoroughly enjoyed. In fact I read quite a few novels with commune/cult elements and that was what really excited me about this graphic novel. It's described as True Detective meets Orphan Black and also Helter Skelter, um yes pls. However, all though this was an…