I Read Comic Books discussion

This month we're reading cozy, heartwarming, feel good comics!

It's getting colder and the days are shorter, so let's read some comics that will lift your spirits!

Whether you're re-reading a childhood favorite or trying something new, tell us all about your pick and give recommendations in the thread below!

If you like YA, Hockey Girl Loves Drama Boy and Fangirl are both excellent feel good picks.

Shane wrote: "If you like YA, Hockey Girl Loves Drama Boy and Fangirl are both excellent feel good picks."

I've been meaning to read Vol. 2 of Fangirl, perfect excuse!

For this month, I read The Tea Dragon Society. A short and sweet read with cute, pretty visuals and a happy ending. Also eligible for both the Magical People and Picked for the Cover themes.

(Seriously, look at that cover!! I kept the book out as a decoration while I was still reading it, and didn't want to take it down when I was done. So pretty!)

Jessica wrote: "For this month, I read The Tea Dragon Society. A short and sweet read with cute, pretty visuals and a happy ending. Also eligible for both the Magical People and Picked for the Cove..."

I loved that book! Aquicorn Cove by the same author is similarly adorable. :)

Jessica wrote: "For this month, I read The Tea Dragon Society. "

Thanks for sharing, I'm gonna pick this one up too. It looks absolutely adorable.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4... Pilu of the woods is great

That was a really good one Vampla.

I think I’ll go with Twig by Skottie Young. I love adventure books and this looks cute

Sorry I'm late to the party! I'm reading the Dragon Ball manga, I've seen the anime but I haven't read the manga before. It's a little dated but a lot of fun. I've also been meaning to reread Giant Days and I don't think there's more of a comfort read than that.

Realized I had bought the two available “Cat’s Café” collections earlier this year but only read the first. So I read “One Cup at a Time: A Cat's Café Collection” which is such a “feel good” book. It’s not really comedy, and “storylines” are at most 4 pages, but it is equivalent to a “Hang In There” poster with mental health sensitivities (and an occasional knife-wielding kiwi).