JUNE WRAP UP | 2019

TL;DR

Starla reviews nine books she read in June, including graphic novels, romances, and YA fiction, sharing ratings and thoughts.

Transcript

hello and welcome my name is Starla and today's video is finally going to be my June wrap-up now I read nine books in the month of June so let's jump right into it starting with the graphic novels that I read in June I read The Legend of Korra turf wars part one two and three these are by Michael Dante DiMartino one of the co-creators of the show a... Read More

Key Insights

• 🫠 Starla's June reads spanned various genres, from graphic novels to romances and YA fiction.
• 👋 She appreciated the representation of LGBTQ+ characters and themes in books like I Wish You All the Best.
• 📔 Starla's reviews are honest and detailed, providing readers with insights into the strengths and weaknesses of each book.
• 📔 Her differing opinions on popular books like Red, White, and Royal Blue showcase her unique perspective as a reader.
• 🥶 Starla's dedicated review videos offer spoiler-free content for those interested in a more in-depth analysis.
• 🫠 The diversity of genres and themes in her June reads highlights her eclectic reading taste.
• 👏 Starla's reviews offer a balance of praise and constructive criticism, providing a nuanced perspective for potential readers.

Questions & Answers

Q: What graphic novels did Starla read in June?

Starla read The Legend of Korra graphic novels and The Prince and the Dressmaker by Jen Wang in June. She particularly enjoyed the art styles and deep dives into character relationships in these novels.

Q: How did Starla feel about the representation in I Wish You All the Best?

Starla appreciated the representation in I Wish You All the Best, highlighting the portrayal of a non-binary character's journey with anxiety and depression. She also commended the inclusion of therapy in the story.

Q: Why did Starla give Red, White, and Royal Blue a low rating?

Starla explained that she didn't enjoy Red, White, and Royal Blue due to its cliche and over-dramatic rom-com elements. She also felt the story didn't live up to the hype and lacked the enemies-to-lovers trope she expected.

Q: How did Starla feel about The Tiger's Daughter?

Starla gave The Tiger's Daughter three stars, expressing a mix of both admiration and frustration with the book. She recommended checking out her dedicated review video for a detailed analysis without spoilers.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Starla reviews nine books she read in June, including graphic novels like The Legend of Korra and The Prince and the Dressmaker.

• She also delves into YA fiction with titles like I Wish You All the Best and Everything I Never Told You, sharing her thoughts and ratings for each.

• Starla concludes with her review of Red, White, and Royal Blue and The Tiger's Daughter, providing in-depth analysis for each book.