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Danganronpa -The Animation- Volume 4 by Takashi Tsukimi My rating: 4 of 5 stars I really enjoyed this series, though I'd say the game gives a lot more info in regards to collecting information and how the characters went about it. That is probably the one thing that bothered me about how the story was presented in the manga. The investigation times were so short and you didn't really know how all the information was found. Instead it was just laid out for you during the trial. Also, you don't really get to know the characters as well in the manga as opposed to the game. That may not bother you but since my first introduction to this story was with the game, I think that definitely has an impact on my second interaction with the story. That being said, this was still an enjoyable read through and I would definitely recommend it especially if you have not been introduced to this story through the game or anime. View all my reviews

Rogue by Julie Kagawa My rating: 3 of 5 stars This was an enjoyable listen. I do appreciate it when there are multiple POVs and the audiobook has a different narrator for each. It really helps me remember which POV I'm in at any point in time. That being said, I do feel like I enjoyed the first book in this series more. It has been a while since I read Talon and I feel this installment did lag a bit for me. I think it was because though things were happening, we are getting backstory on a few of the characters as well. I am also not enjoying the love triangle aspect and this book seemed to touch a good deal on that. I will continue with this series since it has been enjoyable, even through this installment. View all my reviews

It was another great month of reading mysteries with #MarchMysteryMadness ! I also completed a series buddy read with my friend Shannon, who you can find linked below, and two volumes of manga. Shannon's channel

The Gentlemen's Alliance †, Vol. 11 by Arina Tanemura My rating: 5 of 5 stars I really enjoyed my re-read of this series! There are still a couple of questions in regards to the family things, but overall this still remains a favorite series of mine. That's surprising in itself since I don't usually enjoy contemporary type stories. This is just a story about a group of highschoolers and their relationships with one another, which couldn't be farther from the types of things I normally read. This story works for me though and it's one I've read through twice now so that's saying something. It's so nice to come back to a series after not visiting it for several years, and still enjoy it as much as I did when I read it the first time. Arina Tanemura's art styles is one of my favorites, and I can't wait to read through other series of hers. View all my reviews