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LAST YEAR I WAS READING…(March 30, 2022)
Here are the rules:
Take your current read and compare it to what you reading this exact time last year. Which one do you like better? What is different about the books? Any special facts/things you want to make note of or bring attention to?
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One Line Reviews Of Some Books I Read This Year (January – March 2022)
This is a round up of the books I read on the 1st quarter of this year that I’m too lazy to do a full review.
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RELEASE BLITZ: Definitely Deacon by Vawn Cassidy (Excerpt & Giveaway)
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RELEASE BLITZ: Beasts Of Burden by J.K. Hogan (Excerpt & Giveaway)
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MUSIC MONDAY: 2AM by Foals
You pick a song that you really like and share it on Monday.
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NEW RELEASE BLITZ: Torn by Mickie B. Ashling (Excerpt & Giveaway)
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VIRTUAL BOOK TOUR: The Chase & Daniels Series by L.S. Johnson (Giveaway)
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RELEASE BLITZ: Jackals Wild by Abby Kaitz (Excerpt & Giveaway)
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NEW RELEASE BLITZ: Ice Devils by Ryan Taylor & Joshua Harwood (Excerpt & Giveaway)
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MANGA: Urahara Megane-sama no Ounou

Urahara Megane-sama no Ounou – Honjou Rie
Yutaka is a designer who does remote work and hates the sun. In fact, the only sunshine he needs in his life is his old childhood friend, Akira, a shop clerk at a glasses shop with an ultra positive spirit. If only Akira knew how much Yutaka yearned for him… But what would that do? Akira is straight… A love story between a straight sweetheart and a successful designer who doesn’t know how to open his heart!
The title roughly translates to The Trouble of Urahara Glasses-sama. The official English title is Reframing. It is a story about a change in the way you see something.
This is a childhood friends-to-lovers story between a grumpy designer, Yutaka, and an upbeat eyeglasses sales clerk, Akira, who was completely oblivious to Yutaka’s deeper feelings for him. That is until he started feeling more than friendly feels to towards his grumpy friend.
We first see Yutaka’s perspective, bravely enduring his friend coming over to his apartment to bring him food and sleeping over in the same futon. He had practically resigned himself to a life of singlehood because no one could compare to Akira. I feel for the guy. Especially with his best friend blithely invading his personal space.
Then, the perspective gradually to Akira’s. He saw another man coming out of Yutaka’s apartment and learned something new about his friend despite being together for most of their lives. This realization caused him to rethink how he felt back in their high school days.
If you’re into megane-moe, you’ll love the moe-ness of this manga. You get, not only one, but both MCs wearing eyeglasses, not to mention Akira also working for an eyeglasses shop.
There is a lifetime of pining happening here but it’s not heavy on the angst. The humor is low-key too, enough to amuse but nothing I would really call hilarious. This is an easy manga to read. There are no wordy dialogues but all the feels hit you where it matters most.
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