Kokoro Connect Volume 5 Review
Book Review

Kokoro Connect Volume 5 Review

Kokoro Connect Volume 5 Review
Without the high stakes of our usual plot, the cast of Kokoro Connect come to life in whole new ways in this collection of short stories. This volume is not only a chance for the cast to relax but also for us as readers as the series approaches its halfway point.
• 9th May 2019
Sherlock Holmes: A Scandal in Japan Review
Book Review

Sherlock Holmes: A Scandal in Japan Review

Sherlock Holmes: A Scandal in Japan Review
Sherlock Holmes: A Scandal in Japan is a compelling story showcasing the world's most iconic detective. Author Keisuke Matsuoka does the character great justice in this tale revolving around an unforgettable incident that readers will be engrossed in from start to finish.
• 5th May 2019
Smashed Review
Manga Review

Smashed Review

Smashed Review
Infectious laughter, a paranoid book lover, and the ghost of a flood are featured among the stories in the latest collection from horror manga master, Junji Ito.
• 14th April 2019
Welcome to Japan, Ms. Elf! Volume 1 Review
Book Review

Welcome to Japan, Ms. Elf! Volume 1 Review

Welcome to Japan, Ms. Elf! Volume 1 Review
With a refreshing spin on some common tropes and a likeable cast, there’s a lot to enjoy in Welcome to Japan, Ms Elf!. Those of you looking for a new slice-of-life series set in Japan, with a side dish of fantasy, will certainly appreciate this book.
• 24th March 2019
5 Centimeters per Second – One More Side Review
Book Review

5 Centimeters per Second – One More Side Review

5 Centimeters per Second – One More Side Review
5 Centimeters per Second - One More Side is a must-read for fans of the film. Although it can’t fix the many flaws 5 Centimeters per Second has, especially with its characters, it’s still a surprisingly engrossing read. The fresh perspective on the tale brings it to life in a whole new way.
• 13th March 2019
We Never Learn Volume 2 Review
Manga Review

We Never Learn Volume 2 Review

We Never Learn Volume 2 Review
We Never Learn continues to be an entertaining romantic comedy. While this second volume is more episodic in nature compared to the previous one, this works in the series’ favour and offers a nice chance to spend time with all of the cast one-on-one.
• 8th March 2019