Graphic Novel Review: Upgrade Soul by Ezra Claytan Daniels

**Thanks to NetGalley for allowing me to review this title.**

This was one strange and powerful story. Hank and Molly are getting older, and decide to invest in this new procedure. They also get to be the first human beings to try it out. They get young new bodies, the company gets the money and the research.

I found the artwork disturbing and sometimes depressing. The story was dark, and it really made you think. I hated it and I loved it. I wanted to put it down, but I couldn't. And in the end, I don't regret it at all.

I really do have to thank NetGalley for expanding my mind one more time, because I never would have picked this up in my library.

Book Review: Artemis by Andy Weir

**I was given a digital copy in exchange for an honest review**

I went in thinking this would be science fiction. I mean, she lives on the Moon!!! Artemis is the name of the city and the main character is Jazz.

There is so much substance to this book, and it's all told from Jazz's perspective.

It has sci-fi elements to it. Like we aren't really to the Moon city thing yet, and Andy throws in lots of science. I can't verify what's true, but it was fun.

Jazz is a really diverse character on her own. She's kind of a pain in the rear, she admits to that. But she has a big heart and is fiercely loyal.

It's not my kind of book, but I really enjoyed myself. I felt like it had a lot of action with the occasional drag. It really picks up in the last half, with lots of surprises.