Book 333 of 2021Super enjoyable, really fast read, amazing characters and rep 🥰

rep: Vietnamese American sapphic mc, Black mcokay full offence but i want another volume

This was such a fantastic witchy read that kind of reminded me of my favroite TV Show Charmed. I loved all three female characters and their strong friendship. The road trip was fun but I feel like the first volume had more going on with the plot. Theres not many stops where we get to meet new characters. We pretty much spend the entire volume tracking down a new witch who is possessing one of them which was interesting but I would have liked a bit more from the story. Besides that I liked the a...

3-3.5 i didn’t like this one as much as the first, i feel like there was a lot of uncertainty surrounding what was going on for majority of the time. even the characters didn’t seem that strong in this volume. i still enjoyed the illustrations though.

So, I'll be honest, I didn't like this volume quite as much as the first one. That said... I still really, really enjoyed it. And I'm eagerly looking forward to more! I can't wait to see what happens next.

I was excited to finally see a 2nd Spell on Wheels story. Unfortunately, this wasn't as strong as the first volume. The story is lacking. There's lots of meaningless filler that should have been used for character growth instead. The girls are travelling across the country in search of a witch that Claire and Jolene have some kind of connection too. It all feels very rushed as they don't actually meet Annabelle until the last issue. Received a review copy from Dark Horse and Edelweiss. All thoug...

I was SO excited to see the series got a second volume, and I was sure it would be just as good as the first. This wasn’t great storytelling. There wasn’t any character growth. It was completely lacking in the magic that made the first volume so good.

#1) Spell on Wheels, Vol. 1 ★★★★½Don't ask me to explain what was up with Claire, but I'll happily read about this witchy found family forever. Also, thank god we got more Paul. I'm not even sorry ✌️➸ Trigger warnings for (view spoiler)[sexism, sexual (workplace) harassment, sexual assault (groping & unwanted touching) recounted, alcohol consumption, death of a grandmother mentioned, knife violence & stabbing, minor blood & physical injury depiction, brief hospital scene, and animal attack (hide...

I feel like I waited years for this sequel! I definitely loved the first volume more, but I was so happy to read more about these characters and continue on their journey. I love the diverse rep and the artwork is fantastic. I’m here for strong female and queer witches and I want more!

The ARC of this book was provided by the publisher via Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review. 3.25/5 StarsThis second volume was definitely better than the first one. The storyline was interesting and fun, I was curious to see what was about to go down with Annabelle, a witch who's causing quite a lot of problems, especially to Claire, who keeps having visions about her. Also, I really enjoyed how the friendship of the girls got better in this volume, I feel like they are a true coven now.

Should have reread vol 1Love the queer rep and artGood story

What a letdown this was. I didn't like Jo or Claire in this volume. The way they were treating Andy pissed me off and the rushed apologies from everyone didn't ease my annoyance. There was really no plot to follow. Nothing of note happened to move the story along. This second volume feels totally unnecessary. I also didn't like the new artwork. It didn't mesh with the story and felt too cartoony. This was just a bad reading experience overall. If you're a fan of the first volume, you might be be...

This was okay but definitely not as polished as the first volume. Also I simply think Annabelle should get to have little a revenge murder, as a treat. If you can kill your abusive brother and boss with magic why shouldn't you ;)

Not quite as strong as the first volume, but still largely fun.

It was great to see the Andy, Claire, and Jolene again, and wonderful to revisit the world....but ultimately the story felt kind of rushed and I truly would have loved a bit more depth. I am a sucker for friendship stories though, and the friction between the characters as they were trying to figure themselves out was great, if trope-y in moments, but in ways that worked for the most part, but would have been better with more time and pages.

Volume two of Spell on Wheels felt a bit more rushed than the previous volume and the ending was a little anticlimactic. It wrapped up way too easily and too fast in my opinion. Still, I enjoy reading about this coven of modern day witches and their cross-country journeys.

While this was a light read, I didn't feel like there was a point to it. Sure, there was the whole story with the blonde, but I don't feel like there's really an over-all drive to this series. It's just a trio of girls that don't really like each other that travel around even if they don't want to. At least, that's what it feels like to me. The tattoo thing really didn't help, for now it just feels like a toxic relationship as well, where they own each other.

3.5 rating. I’m enjoying this series quite a bit so far, and I was even a bit sad when I finished this volume because there isn’t a vol 3 for me to jump straight into.I did have an issue with the art in this volume — it didn’t feel entirely stylistically consistent with the previous issues, and a few times Claire’s eyes changed from blue to brown, and I don’t think that was intentional or “magic”Speaking of Claire, I can tell she is a self-insert character, and fuck is she toxic. So toxic. The k...

[3.5 stars] Not as strong as the first volume, but three witchy friends on a road trip is always guaranteed to be a good time. I would 100% read a third volume, fingers crossed that more are coming!

This continuation of the story of the three witchy BFFs stays consistently on a plateau of storytelling. It only slightly gives a little more information about the characters and their world. The storytelling is still lacking, but once again, the artwork makes up for the weakness of the plot. I felt this could have been one issue rather than a volume as there is a lot of mindless filler that doesn't tie into the plot of finding a new magic user. I liked the first issue a lot better than this one...