In no particular order:
Embracing Love by Youko
Nitta
(Own 4 of 14)
I know I’m just at the start
of this series, it’s mostly because Australia doesn’t get a lot of things over
here, or I just haven’t found the place that sells them. Still I got these in
the 2in1 volume and I’m hoping they’ll hurry up and release some more like that
soon.
This is a story about two
straight porn stars who end up having sex as an audition that ends up turning
them both into TV stars of a show where they are lovers, who in turn become
real life lovers.
It’s mostly just goes
through their lives as they work out their own relationship where ones a little
pushy and the other one needs it, but denies. As well as their TV shows.
It’s sweet, and it’s lovely
and I want more!
Bond of Dreams, Bond of Love
by Yaya Sakuragi
(Own 4 of 4)
This is about a priest and
young guy falling in love. It’s complicated.
The whole idea is that this
priest had looked out of the kid since they meet when he was young, and when he
got older he started have wet dreams about the priest, right, so he’s like just
figuring out what that means.
Then he blurts out that he
wants this priest and so now the priest needs to work out what he wants,
because he’s life has been looking after him, and he’s straight only he’s just
realising, since it’s been pointed out that yeah, he wants him too.
Hide and Seek by Yaya
Sakuragi
(own 2 of 3)
This is the first one I
read, and then learnt he features in another two series, so…
It’s about a doctor and a
lolly shop owner falling in love.
Getting “Tea for Two” is next on the list for this author
Awkward Silence by Hinako
Takanaga
(own 4 of 4)
This one is about a kid who
had no facal expression and another who falls in love with him. theres also
another story that underlines it and makes them get their own book, but I’m
still waiting on that one to come in, but I quite like this series
(own 2 of 2)
This I about a penis
specialist who walks down the road and falls in love with some other dudes
bulge, and I’m not kidding that’s how it starts, and then the doctor becomes
stalkerish. But the boy is sweet and it’s what truly makes this story on of the
top favs.
The Betrayal Knows My Name
by Hotaru Odagiri
(own 6 of 6)
Man I love this series, it’s
great—it’s about a group of people who are given powers to be able to hunt down
demons.
I’m not really sure why I
love this story so much, I just do it’s wonderful, and sweet and I can’t wait
to see what else comes from it.
Nothing Can Possibly Go
Wrong & Prusence Shen & Faith Erin Hicks
Coward Jocks, bitchy
Cheerleaders, Nerds with Balls, Robots, Class President Election where both
sides will do anything to win, Robot wars.
Did I mention the robots?! How
could I not LOVE this book
Friends with Boys by Faith
Erin Hicks
This graphic novel, I believe
is probably on the list because It’s so new and I’ve not been able to get over
it just, but it’s a sweet little story that leaves just enough open for you to
crave the next one. it’s what I’m doing just now, craving…
One Piece by Eiichiro Oda
(read 77 of 76)
My sister owns this series,
she’s the one that got me into manga, she’s the one that got me into the Luffy
franchise (I have stickers and pens, ect, and well as a mug)
Luffy is a kid who wants to
be king of the pirates, and well, probably well as it’s a kids book about him.
It’s got magic and pirating,
and fighting and an awesomely complicated twisting storyline that just pulls
you in, and that’s after you’re already in love with all the characters,
Love you, Usopp!!!
Bleach by Tite Kubo
(own 24 of 64)
This one’s about Ghosts,
hunting them, and I just love it, kind of like I love the one above, only I decided
to read this one because I’m not a fan of …you know…the TV versions?!
This one, tho, is much more Japanese
in the names of things, unlike the one above. But I love the interactions
between the group of friends, the inner and the outer, along with the fight scenes
and the longer story arcs, that have twists and turns but quite simple to
follow along with.
Are You Alice? by Ai
Ninomiya
(own 6 of 8)
This is, well, about the
book Alice in Wonderland, this one has a boy going down the well and landing in
a world and he gets the name Alice. but it’s not really a world, not a real
one, and it is. it’s as complicated to tell you as it is when reading it, and
for four books it’s about as easy to follow as that.
Karneval by Touya Mikangi
(own 1 of 13)
I just love this little
fantasy world, but, well, to be honest the only reason it’s up here is because
I’ve kinda run out of favourite (I don’t have a huge collection)
It’s also, out of all the
ones on my shelf, the series I’ll be continuing when I either have the money of
come across them in a store.
what are your favourites? or are you into anima, I'd love to hear what you think
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