A submissive protagonist surrounded by guys who all need therapy makes for some entertaining but messed up relationships.

Most of the shojo manga mags in Japan have one or two wallpapers that are available for download every month. I have this fetish for graphics, if you can't tell from my site, and I think it's a cool idea.

One of the things I did learn while reading Fruits Basket was the personalities of the Chinese zodiac as well as one legend of how the zodiac came to be.

The first volume really hooked me, especially the ending scene. Teru has been at school, and while she is gone, her apartment is broken into.

My local library looks to have updated their manga collection, so this summer I’m taking advantage of that and reading series that I’ve not had the budget to buy, or have previously read and gotten rid of my personal stash. That being said, I’ve had to fidget with my review schedule a little depending on what has been available....