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Bashier Mukhmalji _ishow — Bought from Amazon, and I still own a copy. APART OF THE GOODREADS 2012 READING CHALLENGE. Review/Rating: 4 out of 5 Ease of Reading Text: 4 out of 5 Illustrations: 5 out of 5 Plot: 5 out of 5 Art Touch-Up: 1 out of 5 Translation: 5 out of 5 Design: 5 out of 5 Alice is not alone in her mission to find and bring back her sister. Kyo is now a Lotis Master like her, however, they are not the only ones who fight against the darkness. Frey appears and offers them help with bringing back Mayura, but will all three of them be enough to save her from the darkness? This manga series is a really good page-turner — both the the plot and characters are really interesting. The manga-ka has made an interesting story by giving it a fantasy twist — by using the Lotis words to help people and giving power to hurtful words. Which isn’t really all that different from real life, if you think about it. The plot is really starting to develop, and this volume gives you a little bit more information about the Lotis Masters. ;) Not only is the plot starting to develop, the characters are as well. Alice is still kind of weak, but she is slowly starting to discover what courage and strength means. :) You will also get some more information on Kyo. :P Also, even the side characters have more of a personality, like why Oishi is mean to other people. However, my favorite character so far is Frey, even though he is really meant as a comic relief. xD Oh, and the artwork still looks wonderful — I love the character’s designs. :D Now for why there is a Boy x Boy tag. This is also one of my favorite moments, however, it is not really a spoiler moment. :P Anyways, it is when Kyo accidentally kisses Frey. However, their lips don’t actually touch, their faces just get really close together. xD Also, they are in just towels… *drools* :D Overall, the plot and characters have great development. It was still a pretty good read. ;) For VIZ’s part in this manga, their art touch-up is still really bad. Also, some of the lines weren’t fully redrawn. There is also one part where they didn’t edit out all of the Japanese and you can see half of the SFX. However, their translation and everything else was pretty much okay. ;) Overall, the art touch-up was much worse than the first volume, but it’s still pretty average. :S

Ahmed Gebreel ahmed_gebreel — This is a story that haunts. Excellently researched and masterfully written, The Snakehead tells the story of those who smuggle people into the United States illegally and those who are their willing victims. The story centers around the Golden Venture, a ship that was deliberately run aground on a Queens beach, resulting in several hundred illegal immigrants having to be saved, and ten dying. We learn about the Fujian province and life in China and the hardships of the people there, about immigration in the United States, and the suffering the Golden Venture victims endured, both during their journey and once they were imprisoned in the United States. This book is a page turner, and mind changing.