Not Your Typical Book Review Blog
On the surface, my blog may seem like your typical book review blog. As you can expect, you’ll see book review posts with occasional commentary posts about the books in between.
The only difference is that my blog is mainly about manga and light novels, with some nonfiction books once in a while.
Does it qualify as a book review blog?
Well, maybe.
If anything, I will say that my blog is more like a book recommendation blog instead. The way it works isn’t that different from a review blog. But what you see instead is a list of books that are worth dipping yourself into.
Feel free to take a look at my Goodreads profile if you’re wondering about other books that didn’t make it to the cut.
Of course, this blog is more than just a book recommendation blog.
You’ll still get to hear my two cents about specific anime, video games, and the anime and manga industry in general on my blog too.
If you’re into this sort of stuff, then you may find my blog enjoyable to read in your spare time.
Read these blog posts first
These are the type of manga and light novels that I enjoy reading
You always see me recommending manga and light novels on my blog. Since I only recommend manga and light novels that I truly find interesting, what are the sort of manga and light novels that I prefer? Well, this post can guide you on what kind of manga and light novels that I tend to recommend on my blog.
How to get back into reading manga and light novels
With so many new manga and light novels coming out, you may feel like you’re falling off from the bandwagon especially when you haven’t been keeping up with new manga and light novels releases for such a long time. If that’s you, here are my personal tips on how you can get back into the manga and light novels fandom.
Why you don't see me recommending popular manga series on my blog
Don’t get me wrong. I love reading popular manga series like everyone else. But you won’t be seeing me recommending these manga series on my blog. These are the reasons why you won’t be seeing any of the popular manga series being recommended on my blog for a specific reason.
My latest blog posts
![[Lesser-Known Title] Purikyuu](https://www.sekinamayu.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Purikyuu-400x250.png)
[Lesser-Known Title] Purikyuu
The story of a girl who is trying to find herself after her dream of becoming a ballerina was crushed. Her life changed when she was tricked by her friend to join kyudo club and stumbled upon her annoying childhood friend who happened to be the president of the club. That’s the premise behind Purikyuu.
![[Light Novel Introduction] Root Double](https://www.sekinamayu.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Root-Double-400x250.png)
[Light Novel Introduction] Root Double
Trapped inside the nuclear facility with barely any protection to protect against the radiation and the murderer who is still roaming around freely in the facility trying to find its next victim, that’s what Root Double is all about.
Winter 2020 anime that I’m currently watching
With so many new anime coming out for this season, which anime you should add to your watch list? Well, here are some of the anime that I’m watching this season. And not only that, I’ll also share with you which anime that I will add in my reading list too.
My reading challenge for the year 2020
It’s more or less the common thing among the book blogger how many books they’re planning to read for the year 2020. Since my blog is about recommending interesting manga, light novels and nonfiction books to read, I decided to do the same as well.
The Unique Approach to Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Omnibus
Many long manga series are now available as omnibus. So, it’s no surprise here that Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure manga is also available as omnibus as well. But unlike other omnibus, Viz Media has a different approach for Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure omnibus.
![[Lesser-Known Title] Midori no Hibi](https://www.sekinamayu.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Midori-no-Hibi-400x250.png)
[Lesser-Known Title] Midori no Hibi
How does it feel when you see your trusty right hand is being replaced with a girl attached to your hand? What’s more, there’s no logical explanation on how the girl ended up attached to the hand. That’s the premise behind Midori no Hibi.