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Great Imaginations
Great Imaginations rated it 11 years ago
I just finished The Cute Girl Network last night, and this was one of the cutest, fluffiest graphic novels I have ever read. If you are looking for something dark, look elsewhere, though the cover should pretty much tell you that anyway. But that doesn't mean that this isn't compelling and enjoyable...
Booknut 101's Bookworm Haven
Booknut 101's Bookworm Haven rated it 11 years ago
The Cute Girl Network By M.K. Reed, Greg Means & Joe Flood Rating: 3.7The Cute Girl Network is a testament to modern day love stories. A graphic novel with a chick-lit twist, it provides a romantic comedy that will touch both the heart and the funny bone!Although the storyline can tend to become sta...
Peace, Love & Books
Peace, Love & Books rated it 12 years ago
Flakey soup dude and cute skater girl fall in love. Sweet and funny.
Ruined by Reading
Ruined by Reading rated it 12 years ago
Appealing artwork, an interesting concept, and a sense of humor make this graphic novel a fun romp for the older young adult crowd. Some school libraries may want to avoid stocking this for its occasional frank sex talk, but it should be fine for public library collections.
jessysbookends
jessysbookends rated it 12 years ago
Source: Netgalley for reviewGraphic Novels in black and white is popular this days and possibly necessary to keep comics in budget. A lot of black and white comics are hitting the shelves and quite frankly they are doing an excellent job. As I have said plenty of times in this blog, colors are not a...
Mother.GAMER.Writer
Mother.GAMER.Writer rated it 13 years ago
Say hello to Thundercats meet’s 300. Orcs: Forged for War is an action packed thrill-ride that fantasy fans will love!Full Review can be found at: Mother/Gamer/WriterFavorite Quote: “So we got to babysit a bunch of f***ing goblins in charge of a f***ing weapon we don’t know about, under orders that ...
Peace, Love & Books
Peace, Love & Books rated it 14 years ago
Much more affable blokes than the nasty beasties you see in Lord of the Rings.
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