I live in Europe and I'm looking to buy Kanata Kara so I can heve it home on paper. The problem is I can't find it in my county (yet) so I'm good with the English version but form America it's just too much. Does anyone know a eorpean site where I can get it all?? Thank you very much!!
Does anyone remember the title for a manga where the main character is a chubby girl who wishes to be a princess? She also joins a dance class with a very reluctant partner that because of some trauma doesn't enjoy ballroom dance... Thank you!(≧∀≦)
Yes!!! Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey, can anyone raccomend me an adventure completed manga? I've already read the classics but I want to read another one. Thank you in advance
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Maybe you'd want to try Magico? I'm not sure what you mean by adventure but it's completed. I recommend it.ヾ(☆▽☆)
Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle..
(i dont get the 'with a cherry on top')
Thank You!! I'll look them up now
(pretty please with a cherry on top, Iread in a book sometime ago and it stuck ⁄(⁄ ⁄·⁄ω⁄·⁄ ⁄)⁄ )
http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/jauhara_genya/
This is short but really good!! Even though it's shoujo, the story was so fulfilling! (≧∀≦)
Thank you, I'll look it up right now! (=・ω・=)
This is something I don't get: What's the difference between Novel and Light novel?
Maybe it depends on the number of pages or how difficult it is to read??
Light novel has some art in it, like "x kissed y" might have an accompanying art in the next page
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eh actually it's more like the difference of term in japanese. "light novel" is what the japanese call a story with a limited number of words, comparable to a chaptered "short story" everywhere else in the world.
novel, is as everyone knows is a lengthy book, spanning for like 60k words or more.
Word count maybe.
i want to add that the difference from the usual short story and a light novel is an LN almost always have a few illustration inserts (sometimes in the form of paneled pages... i've read one like that before) commissioned to mangakas, thus it's associated to the manga/anime culture.
Ok, thank you, now it makes sense.