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Arisa, Vol. 2 (2011)

by Natsumi Ando(Favorite Author)

4.1 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

1935429167 (ISBN13: 9781935429166)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Kodansha International

series

Arisa

review 1: Suspects as to who the KING really is:Manabe (Arisa's classmate): -I consider him to be a suspect because he comes out of no where and hits Tsubasa with a wooden poll. However, it seems as if he also hates the KING... maybe this is an act to fool Tsubasa.-Tsubasa's friend sneaks into Manabe's home to find out tons of pictures of class 2B pinned to his wall. On his wall, it also contains the card that states that Arisa was a traitor. Manabe admits to Tsubasa that was all of his doing.Arisa:-Manabe confronts Tsubasa and declares that Arisa is the person who is KING and is behind all the evil acts. According to Manabe's flashback's, Arisa was the one who was in charge of bullying other people during KING time. Arisa's best friend (Mariko):-She is always saying suspicious thin... moregs like how people don't know that Arisa'a secret really is. She's always making dark and gloomy faces... something is up with her. -She STOLE Arisa from the hospital and moved her somewhere else... what's going on?!-She leaves behind a talking clown that threatens Tsubasa and warns her to back out of snooping around.My final conclusion as to who the king is Mariko (Arisa's best friend). I think that it is her because she is always making strange faces and saying strange things. Furthermore, she was the one who stole Arisa's body from the hospital and let a threatening note for Tsubasa. However, the note does not scare Tsubasa and she returns to Arisa's school. When she returns, she finds a note in her shoe cubby from the KING to meet at the swimming pool. When Tsubasa arrives, a mysterious and strange shape appears behind Tsubasa and pushes her into the pool. As a result, Manabe saves Tsubasa and finds out that she is not really Arisa.
review 2: The plot thickens! :)Yeah, you could see some stuff coming from a mile away, but it doesn't change the fact that I really liked the second installment. We get a real suspect, discover that Arisa may not be all that perfect, and develop more character relationships. The whole "missing" incident at the hospital was a little far-fetched and there are some forehead slapping moments with Tsubasa, but overall, great second book. Can't wait to read more! less

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