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Monik M lesiegphoto — ** spoiler alert ** Ippo gets his first opponent in his debut match, a slacker named Oda Yusuke who refuses to train hard because he has so much faith in his powerful right. When Yusuke's girlfriend overhears Ippo's friends making fun of Yusuke, she tells her boyfriend that he has to win the match or they're through. This motivates Yusuke to train really hard. During the match, Ippo's eye is cut. Just before the referee was going to give Yusuke a TKO however, Ippo manages to knock him out. At the end of the volume, he's working on his peek-a-boo defense with his trainer but biting his thumbs while mitt punching. Decent. I am liking the art more, especially for the action scenes. I was a little surprised that the volume didn't pick up from somewhere in the pro-test. There was more in the anime from that. This is also the volume where Umezawa, Ippo's former bully, switches sides and begins to befriend him.

Wemahesh Wemahesh wemahesh — I gave this book 4 instead of 5 stars because in the last 150 pages or so, there were a little too many descriptive passages about ancient articles/letters that had very little to do with the story. The writing is fabulous, the characters are likable, and the plot is highly interesting! I was also a little disappointed that after 675 pages, the final climactic scene was about a paragraph long, and not written with much excitement or suspense. Overall, I really liked the book, maybe because the story-line has always been very interesting to me.

Piotr Juchniewicz dikatt — Needless to say this book took forever to read, and I am still a few chapters from finishing. AND there's another two books! But, this is a definitive look at this moment in history, and I thought it was very well written, and easy to read (just a lot of it!). Definitely worth reading if you want to get a more detailed look of Martin Luther King Jr. and his times.