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Books : Fruits Basket: v. 18 (Fruits Basket): v. 18 (Fruits Basket (Paperback))
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Fruits Basket: v. 18 (Fruits Basket): v. 18 (Fruits Basket (Paperback)) by: Natsuki Takaya List Price: £6.99 Childrens Toy Shop Price: £4.89 You Save: £2.10 (30%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Comic Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5952 EAN: 9781598168624 ISBN: 1598168622 Label: Tokyopop Press Inc Manufacturer: Tokyopop Press Inc Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 216 Publication Date: September 15, 2008 Publisher: Tokyopop Press Inc Reading Level: Young Adult Studio: Tokyopop Press Inc Sales Rank: 14625 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Supporting playersHaving revealed some shocking facts about the Sohma dictator, Akito, Natsumi Takaya turns her attention to the supporting players. And the eighteenth volume of "Fruits Basket" turns us back to several favorites -- Hiro, Kisa, Haru and Rin, with a little sprinkling of Yuki and his budding love life. What's more, Takaya throws a wild little twist in near the end, which hints at what will eventually happen to the zodiac. Rumors are flying that Machi tried to murder her baby brother, surprising Yuki. As he searches for clues to this quiet, strange girl's personality, he also has to deal with one of his fangirls, who is about to graduate and has a parting message for him. The truth of Maki's family life only draws Yuki closer ... Read More: Rating:  - Fruits Basket Volume 18 - Picks up the pace againI'll have to admit that I was losing a bit of hope for Fruits Basket with the previous few volumes. I wasn't really feeling anything for the characters. I wasn't fond of the student council members - I didn't need MORE people to have depressing pasts when I didn't know everything about the Sohmas yet. Even the "revelation" in volume 17 didn't do anything for me! But this volume gives the series the good pick up it needed. It mostly focuses on Hatsuharu and Rin, and I thought that their story was shown really well with lots of raw emotion. The funny bits I found funny again, and the sad bits I found sad again. For me, Natsuki Takuya has got things back on track. Previous volumes were a bit slow (especially with the layout ... Read More: Rating: - Fruits Basket 18-Wow!Natsuki Takaya did it again, another fantastic volume! As usual the drawings have got even better and the story gets even more exciting. Yuki and Machi's story goes into even more detail and it tells us about Rin and her trying to break the curse. There's not much Tohru and Kyo in this one, about 10 pages so don't be too disappointed! I don't want to be a spoil-sport and ruin it for everyone describing every detail but if you liked the 17th one or if your just having a look around don't hesitate, click `Add to shopping Basket' before its too late. It was so good I can't wait till March for the next one! |
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