Candy Bunny Reader

So we are all familiar with Sailor Moon (I assume), but have you ever read Minako Aino (Sailor Venus's) story before she met the rest of the Sailor Scouts? Well, here it is! Codename: Sailor V by Naoko Takeuchi is a manga duology on how Minako meets Artemis (the cat), and learns that she has an ultimate mission to fufill as a Sailor Guardian. She finds out what it is via fighting and defeating the bad guys that come after the citizens of Tokyo (and later other places!). The bad guys are from the Dark Agency, and their plan is to take over Earth and then destroy it. They all go after people by taking advantage of things that are popular amongst humans, from idol singers to candy. The leader of the Dark Agency ends up being the person Minako least expects, and it almost destroys her. Ultimately, it leads to her mission to find the rest of the Sailor Scouts (what we see in Sailor Moon ).  I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this! I wish that one day Minako's story could get ani...

These are my thoughts so far on Shadows House by Somato , since I read the first three volumes one right after the other (as of writing this the series is still going on and has about 20 volumes out). This story is set in a world where there are nobles known as "shadow people" and live isolated from society. Shadow nobles have living dolls that act as their faces. In volume 1 we follow one of the living dolls, Emilico, and her shadow noble, Kate. Living dolls serve shadow nobles, basically acting as their personal maids and butlers when they are not out and about. They often times have to clean up the soot their shadow noble emits.  Starting with volume 2 Emilico gets to meet and bond with other living dolls and learn about their shadow noble masters. There is so much she's never learned before, especially regarding the hierarchy shadow nobles and dolls have within the Shadow's House.  In volume 3 several shadow nobles and dolls are attempting to make their debut to s...

Yes, I am just reposting what I posted over on Instagram, but I think this makes the post more fun to look at.   

  All the 5 star books of this year! Like yesterday, I am just going to repost what I posted over on my Instagram.      

  This year, I am just going to repost what I posted on Instagram. Please note: I still like the movie version of Howl's Moving Castle.  

  I grew up watching these movies and I absolutely love them. But I do like some more than others. Here is my ranking for all 6 Tinker Bell movies. They go from my least favorite to my most favorite.   I do not own Tinker Bell or any of the Disney Fairies. They are all owned by Disney.  6. Tinker Bell and the Legend of the Neverbeast --it's a good movie but the ending is so sad! It's also sad that it was the last Tinker Bell movie made.  5. Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure- -I just didn't really like Tink herself in this movie--she was more feisty than usual. Although I guess it was necessary for her character development. 4. Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue-- it was good, but not great. I do like how this is where Vidia starts to act nicer towards Tink, though.  3. The Pirate Fairy-- super cool story! I like how we get to see a young Captain Hook in this movie, too.  2. Tinker Bell-- Tinker Bell's origins were so whimsical. I love the message w...