What would Ula read?

5 out of 5 🌟Escapist Wonderland Goldie Vance is living and working along with her father at Crossed Palms Resort in St. Pascal, Florida. On paper, she's responsible for valet parking but in the meantime, she works as a detective along with her coworkers solving the cases that arise in the hotel. In volume one they're facing the mystery case of Mr. Ludwig and his missing jewelry. While this novel is designed for the younger audience, I found it a captivating easy-read that brightened up my mood almost instantly. The storyline is fast-paced and funny with multiple plot twists. And oh, the illustrations!  The very first thing that came to my mind after opening 'Goldie Vance' for the first time was 'OMG! This is so cute!' (sic!). The cheerful illustrations created by Brittney Williams and colored by Sarah Stern have a bright and colorful style that reminds me of girlish cartoons. Recently, a few people have asked me about a 'feel-good book' that ...

3 out of 5 🌟Interesting story with gorgeous artwork Moving to L.A. sounded for Daphne like a dream come true. She was going to spend more time with her boyfriend who also moved her and live her best life. Just before the move, she broke up with her best friend who was trying to bring her down. But, as always, nothing went as she has planned... Ghosted in L.A. vol.1 was a fun read with a captivating plot and oh, amazing graphics! I enjoyed every square of Siobhan Keenan art, perfect mixture, and cute and cartoonish style. I was also really appreciated in the first part of the novel but the further read was more disappointing. Daphne as a character is a wishy-washy pushover who could date a total jerk just because 'he's cute'. In the era of strong female role model characters, she looks like someone who needs help to discover her voice. Also, the dialogs were lukewarm and boring, and some scenes ended in the middle of a conversation (or I just didn't get them). ...