i read this in middle school i think and there is this one section about a girl with water for hair and a pet cat and its stuck with me, i thought about this once scene again today so i decided to search my house to this little book and about 30 minutes later i have the bad boy in my hands. i flipped to the section that i remembered and let me tell ya, still amazing. honestly i feel like that one section shaped my dreams (actual dreams, like during sleep), cause is that type of setting that i constantly wanna be in. anyways theres some nostalgia for you

I came across this volume in a thrift store, so picked it up. Its cute, nothing spectacular. I really liked the gender swapped characters, but I found the story difficult to follow. The illustrations are pretty, and very much in character with Adventure Time, the show, but it added to the confusion of the story. ( )

I prefer this spin-off of the Adventure Time because of the gender-bent characters. Also, the story is well written and much enjoyable to read. ( )

Adorable.

I like the story of the water nymph and the one about volcanoes.

I also want matching t-shirts with my besties.

And a wish sword. ( )

I'm not going to lie--I really loved this! The style and character dialogue is true to the characters (or what I've seen of them in the show), and it's a fun, quick read. And best of all, the artwork is simply delightful. I bought this (Mini graphic novel? Compilation?) on a whim because I really like the gender-swapped characters, and I think they offer a nice perspective against Finn and Jake.

While they have similar fundamental personality traits, they truly are their own characters. I feel like anyone who enjoys the Adventure Time series is sure to like the Cake and Fionna series as well. It offers a spinoff that is unique enough that you're not seeing a female character speak Finn's words--but her own words. It does this while remaining true to the original situations and offering familiar scenery, witty dialogue, and funny situations. ( )