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A supernatural romance with well developed characters, Phantom Dream reveals Takaya’s budding ability to write a plot twisting romance in a few short volumes.
Posts Tagged ‘Tokyopop’
Phantom Dream – Natsuki Takaya: Series Review
Posted by Laura on July 12th, 2012
NG Life – Mizuho Kusanagi: Series Review
Posted by Laura on November 16th, 2011
NG Life transforms from a gender-bender situational comedy into a more dramatic, emotional tale of identity that seduces female readers with a sensitive if some-what dense male protagonist.
From the Archive: Mars – Fuyumi Soryo
Posted by Laura on October 28th, 2011
Mars is complex drama that exposes how love can heal and change a person for the better. Soryo’s series is poignant and memorable.
Me and My Brothers – Hari Tokeino: Series Review
Posted by Laura on September 21st, 2011
Me and My Brothers is a blended family story that succeeds in sibling bonding, but pushes standard stereotypes when it comes to romance.
Posted in Cuddly, Featured, Reviews, ♥♥♥ 
Tags: cuddly, me and my brothers, review, romance, slice of life, Tokyopop, ♥♥♥ 
1 Comment »From the Archive: Kare Kano – Masami Tsuda
Posted by Laura on September 16th, 2011
The story of two high school academic rivals that fall in love when they reveal to one another that their “perfect” selves are just facades.
From the Archive: Ai Yori Aoshi – Kou Fumizuki
Posted by Laura on September 2nd, 2011
Ai Yori Aoshi is a tale of childhood love, and how it can endure even through time and circumstance.
Posted in Featured, Lustful, Reviews, ♥♥♥♥ Tags: Ai Yori Aoshi, lustful, review, slice of life, Tokyopop, ♥♥♥♥ No Comments »Gakuen Alice – Tachibana Higuchi: Series Review
Posted by Laura on August 18th, 2011
A mix of Fruits Basket meets Harry Potter meets X-Men, Gakuen Alice starts out as a cutesy magical powers story and evolves into something more sinister and emotional.
Maid-Sama! – Hiro Fujiwara
Posted by Laura on July 4th, 2011
Maid-Sama! entertains with its strong-willed protagonists and ridiculous scenarios that keep the reader in stitches.
