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review 1: Let me start off by saying that I have never read the xxxHOLiC manga, nor have I seen the anime. I'm a fan of CLAMP and Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle, but this light novel was my first venture into the story of Watanuki Kimihiro. I'll admit that there were a few moments when I was...
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review 1: I am fucking cryingFUCK YOU CLAMPthese emotions are not okay D:kill meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeThe chobits series is so amazing.The manga, the anime, everything. The characters are amazing, the plot is addicting. Plus humanity, emotions, right and wrong, techno...
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review 1: I grew up with CLAMP novels so it is neat to see what the group is doing now as opposed to the later 80s and early 90s. I haven't tracked what CLAMP has been up to in years and just happened to see this at my library. I've only read volume one, which was slow to start for me and ...
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review 1: El último volumen de esta serie que se hizo tan corta. En éste ya nada queda del humor, pero los niveles de dulzura que alcanza la historia son maravillosos.El desenlace es muy CLAMP, me hubiera sorprendido otra cosa (aunque en el fondo deseaba que fuera diferente). Es tierno, es...
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review 1: I think I have found the best way to read this series - read omnibus volumes 1 and 2, then have a little break. It makes this volume come across much more strongly.I think the main problem with this volume (and volume 4) is that the plot isn't quite as interesting as Sakura havin...
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review 1: This was a cute, funny and insightful read about a homeless girl and her talking Pet Plushie Dog [who happens to be a raging alcoholic] and her quest to help and heal people of Japan. I loved that each little chapter featured many special occasions and holidays and how I learned ...
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review 1: Sigue la misma ternura del volumen anterior pero ahora con un poco más de seriedad. Kobato está ayudando en un Jardín de Infantes que tiene serios problemas económicos y ha puesto todo su corazón en ayudar a la maestra que está muy triste.El humor de antes desapareció y la histor...
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review 1: A beautiful, heartfelt ending to Sakura's saga. The conflict with the Clow cards is resolved about 2/3s of the way in, to make way for a wonderful final third that addresses all of the love that has appeared through this series and the relationships between the characters that ha...
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review 1: The storyline jumps ahead 10 years, and besides Watanuki's increase in power nothing seems to have changed. Customers are still coming to the store and Watanuki is still completing their wishes - though he does seem to be taking his responsiblities more seriously since he has the...
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review 1: The Deal: Sakura Kinomoto has been gathering the Clow Cards for a while, her magic is growing stronger, her rivalry with Shaoran Li is turning into something that feels a lot more like friendship, and she still has the world's biggest crush on her brother's best friend Yukito. Bu...
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review 1: This graphic novel was a very new and interesting experience for me. This book tells the story of a girl, named sue, who, alone, had one wish: the desire to see a place called Fairy Park, and how her wish was granted. This kind of book would be enjoyed by a person who enjoys visu...
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review 1: At first this volume began with the "spider lady's" request. I love how the two of them interact now that Watanuki has grown more powerful. It is obvious from the lives of the people outside of the shop that some time has passed but it was shocking when Himawari-chan told Watanuk...
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review 1: This omnibus contains the final four parts of the story. It's all good reading, and nicely drawn. The premise has persocoms, human-appearing robots that verge on AI, available to everyone at reasonable costs, and has people becoming emotionally attached to them and even trying to...
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review 1: Things are really starting to get odd in this volume. Watanuki confronts his cooking student about her eating problem, so upsettin g her that she storms off and doesn't return for over a month. She does take his advice eventually though and samples her own food, which brings her ...
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review 1: Kobato is a mysterious young cutie who has absolutely no grasp on even the most basic of common sense. She has a goal however, there is a place she wants to go, and to get there she must fill a jar to the brim with fragments of broken hearts she has healed - but first she has to ...
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review 1: Me encanta CLAMP desde siempre y Kobato no es la excepción.Tenemos a Hanato Kobato, una protagonista tierna, bienintencionada y extremadamente ingenua que está acompañada por un peluche con una de las peores personalidades que vi en mucho tiempo. La misión de Kobato en este tomo ...
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review 1: I was drawn toward this massive volume of manga, partly because of its cover, partly because of the acclaim of the writers (CLAMP is a highly-tutted group responsible for such series as X, Chobits, xxxHolic, and more), and because this is a series that went out of print for the l...
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review 1: I decided to check this out at my local library since I've heard that it's one of the classic well known manga and overall I thought it was cute!I don't really read a lot of manga with pretty young protagonists like this, but I still thought it was good. The plot is straight forw...
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review 1: I never realised before but this is like a younger version of Sailor Moon - I knew both series use the 'magic girl' formula but there are actually a lot of similarities between the two series.The one thing I dislike about this series is the age of the characters for some of the s...