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Episode 74: Last Look, Everything Is Teeth, The Unquotable Trump
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Last Look by Charles Burns
Everything Is Teeth by Evie Wyld, illustrated by Joe Sumner
The Unquotable Trump by R. Sikoryak (or check out the Tumblr)
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2018 Book #31: Everything is Teeth by Evie Wyld
I have pretty mixed feelings about this one. I totally relate to the author - being insanely (and irrationally) afraid of sharks, but still being interested in them in an almost obsessive way, and also being suuuuper horrified by the way people treat them based on their fear. The mixed-media style of the artwork was interesting. I think created a dramatic effect every time a photo-realistic shark appeared in the middle of a cartoon living room scene. But it was also a little quirky and gimmick-y. The book as a whole was super depressing but in a cutesy way that left me feeling weird. But it was a quick and sharky read that I enjoyed overall.
I was a bit of a celebrity when I popped in to pick up this book, which I had placed on hold. Apparently they had to search high and low for it since it wasn't shelved in the right spot. So grateful for their dedication šš» it's so good so far and the pictures are šš».
Sharks. Ā They are my Achilles heel. Ā For some reason they are my irrational fear. Ā Yes, I lived in California, but Iāve never been deep enough into the Pacific to actually be in danger of sharks nor have I seen one in the wild. Ā Ever since I was a kid though, they have been the one fear I couldnāt explain. Ā As an adult Iāve just learned to own it. And Iām not the only one.
I was browsing my libraryās new arrivals section and meandered over to the graphic novels section and saw the cover of Everything Is Teeth. I flipped through and saw that there were sharks and a little girl who was working out her own relationship with her fear/awe of sharks. Ā I knew that was the book for me.
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Haiku Reviews | A Random Selection of 2016 Releases Not Otherwise Reviewed
Haiku Reviews | A Random Selection of 2016 Releases Not OtherwiseĀ Reviewed
Sometimes I feel like I have *something* to say about a book Iāve read, but not enough somethings to warrant a full or even mini-review. Enter my now recurring series, Haiku Reviews. Hopefully this will give you enough to take it or leave it. Ā Ā
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Library Checkout | June 2016
Library Checkout | JuneĀ 2016
Ā Yay for using the library again! Baby E and I have been taking daily walks, and sometimes it leads us to the library. Get āem in the door while theyāre young, amiright? As usual Iāve filled my eyes before my stomach, but itās a good problem to have. Iām hoping I can still get to a few of these beauties before the dreaded due dates come around. Also, look at all the ladies! No old white dudes inā¦
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