*yawn* Darn lazy writer!     Sep 04, 2007     reviewed by Fluffyrain    

I feel as though the artist/writer just wanted to write a manga about anything and didn't put a lot of love or thought into what could of been a great manga, thats what comes across anyway. In the beginning it was really good, but almost predictable, I'm not spoiling, because its quite obvious, that the first guy introduced in the story is the one shes going to be with. Yaya, the main character, changes from hating him for no reason givin (no flashbacks about their past!) to thinking hes the greatest, the whole story really is unrealistic, ex: In one part, before falling in water, a giant catfish catches her, then lets her off talking. You didn't hear about her mother much, and the artist got really lazy drawing in some parts, ex: splitting hair, no backrounds for awhile, ect. I suggest reading this one in the bookstore if you are curious people, it really won't take long at all, fifteen minutes each book tops so please don't waste your money on a manga that isn't quite to stadards for those that have them.

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Split Personality     May 26, 2007     reviewed by demonic_kitten    

This is a wonderful series about a girl who has a split personality, but doesn't know about it. I don't think it's genetic and her father doesn't know about it either (her mother is dead). This alternate personality ends up helping her for the most part by getting her out of trouble, breaking her out of her shell, and getting rid of the main character's not so friendly friends. This is a great series that many people can enjoy. It has comedy, romance, and minor fighting scenes.

demonic_kitten also recommended: Mars, Marmalade Boy, Kare First Love,
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A+ Storyline     Jul 28, 2008     reviewed by Kuro-chan    
(Othello)

This is my favorite short story. The first one in the book. It's cruel to the antagonist at first, but in a poetic way. His suffering is what drew me in so strongly. How he deals with his life is very realistic and he, like most people, is misunderstood by the people around him, so he is full of distrust and malice for most of the main story. But he's really cute, and fun to read about/watch. The spacing of script is really poetic, and draws you in.

The other stories are artistic and very short, confusing, and have meaning deeper than they let on at first.

Kuro-chan also recommended: Cantarella, Desire, Solfoge,
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