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Reading Log: December 2024

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It’s the final reading log of the year! Honestly, I’m still not entirely sure where 2024 even went. It feels like it should be June or July, not New Year’s Eve. Recently, we wrote the Anime UK News yearly review, and I struggled to figure out what I cared about. I finished a number of series I valued, but some of the heavy hitters like Yozakura Family have stretched into next year while others (Smartphone) just stubbornly cling to life. My Hero Academia ending almost came as a relief, although looking back now I’ve become so much fonder of it. I did also finally find it within me to finish Unnamed Memory, which I loved and which I hope the sequel for gets licensed in 2025. Please, publishers.

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Reading Log: October 2024

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October reading log time! Lacking a good opener this time, not a lot of note has been happening beyond trying to catch up on various things I fell behind on in the Summer. I guess I’m currently obsessing about the Usotoki Rhetoric drama (please someone license it so I can force all my friends to watch it lol). Let’s take a look at what I’ve been reading!

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Reading Log: June 2024

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If like me you have no idea where June went, don’t worry you aren’t alone. One minute I was dreading the start of the warmer portion of the year and the next I was staring Summer straight in the face. And because all this time passed in the blink of an eye I haven’t actually gotten much of use done in terms of bringing down the backlog… Let’s see what I have been reading!

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Reading Log: May 2024

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Already time for the May reading log. The more the months go by the more I don’t see the backlog ever going down, so I’ve somewhat stopped worrying about it. My Anime-Planet did pass 1,000 manga / LNs marked ‘reading’ so now I’m trying to put my efforts into finishing stuff off and getting that down. It’s fairly motivating to watch until it goes up several times more when new serialisations start. Anyway here’s what I’ve been reading:

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