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Hana-Kimi, Vol. 1 (Hana-Kimi #1)

by Hisaya Nakajo, David Ury (Translator)

4.19 of 5 stars 4.19 · rating details · 12,802 ratings · 158 reviews

THE PRETTIEST BOY IN SCHOOL...ISN'T A BOY!
Japanese-American track-and-field star Mizuki has gotten herself a transfer to a high school in Japan...but not just any school! To be close to her idol, high jumper Izumi Sano, she's going to an all-guys' high school...and disguising herself as a boy! But as fate would have it, they're more than classmates...they're roommates! Now...more

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Published September 7th 2004 by VIZ Media, LLC (first published April 18th 1997)

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Jul 17, 2012 Christina (A Reader of Fictions) rated it 2 of 5 stars

I've actually read this manga a couple of times. The first time was in 2008 when I first discovered the wonder of manga. Literally, I think it was like the third manga I ever read. I just ate it up. Totally adored it. I was so involved and I was shipping Mizuki with Sano so hard.

I reread it a couple of years ago and I was seriously disappointed, since I remembered enjoying it so much. It's not awful, and it's still entertaining, but it doesn't stand out at all.

Gender benders are among my favori...more I've actually read this manga a couple of times. The first time was in 2008 when I first discovered the wonder of manga. Literally, I think it was like the third manga I ever read. I just ate it up. Totally adored it. I was so involved and I was shipping Mizuki with Sano so hard.

I reread it a couple of years ago and I was seriously disappointed, since I remembered enjoying it so much. It's not awful, and it's still entertaining, but it doesn't stand out at all.

Gender benders are among my favorite plot lines, but they have been done better than in Hana-Kimi. She is attending as a school dressed as a boy not because she needs a scholarship or to play a sport, but because she has a crush on a boy who goes to that school. Even worse, she's never met this guy. And it's not so much a crush as that she's just obsessed with his high jumping skills. Not only that but she's American, so she freaking moves to Japan to do this.

The problems I have with this are plentiful. First off, she somehow manages to apply and get into a boy's school in another country. They apparently don't have any system of checking her ID or anything. All they do is check hair length. Yeah. She manages to do this without her parents finding out that it's an all boys school. Am I supposed to believe her parents never once researched the school they sent their daughter across the world to? No. If they were rich and neglectful, maybe, but I think the family was fairly middle class, so this would have been a huge expense and required a lot of support.

Whatever. She gets to the school and manages to convince everyone she's a boy. She is conveniently assigned to be the roommate of her high jumper, who has, sacre bleu!, quit doing the high jump. Again, I am frustrated by the lack of sense this makes. It wasn't that he'd quit particularly recently, so I really don't get how his number one fan didn't know.

Moving on to some good things. There are a lot of awesome gender bender hijinks, as she falls for her roommate, who quickly discovers she's a girl and decides to hide her secret even to the degree of not telling her, and other boys fall for her. One of the best things, I think, is Nakatsu's hopeless crush on Mizuki. The poor boy has no idea she's a girl and is convinced he is gay. This has many hilarious consequences. He's a genuinely nice guy, and his crush on her isn't obnoxious, because she does nothing to lead him on.

Sano and Mizuki do have some nice chemistry, and I did root for them both times. The rest of the cast of quirky characters is generally likable and amusing.

The other main problem, aside from the setup stuff already detailed, is the story's length. There are a number of mini plot arcs that could easily be removed without at all harming the story. This story drags. It would have been much more believable and enjoyable if she hadn't managed her charade for so long.(less)

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Mar 26, 2010 Nikki rated it 5 of 5 stars

Synopsis: This book is about a Girl named Mizuki who ends up developing a crush on a Japanese-American high jumper named Izumi Sano. She likes him so much, that when she finds out that he goes to an all boy school in Japan, she transfers there and disguises herself as a guy, so that she can spend some time with him.

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Audience: 10 +
Purpose: Entertain
Medium: Graphic Novel
Genre of setting: Realism Fiction
Genre of style: Idealism
Genre of plot: Romance/drama

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Jul 13, 2010 Elfdart rated it 5 of 5 stars

this story teaches kids that they have the power to create their own beauty and bring it to their lives. the girl in this book walk around her house and sees some not very nice things, including some not so nice graffiti on a door, and the reader gets a sense of her unease. then she goes to school and her teacher teaches the class the word beautiful, which is described as something, when you have it, that makes your heart happy. so she goes around the neighbourhood asking people what is beautif...more

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Jan 26, 2012 Kristin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, manga

Mizuki has always wanted to see her favorite high jumper jump in person and that is exactly what she is going to do. She devised a plan to convince her parents to allow her to go to school in Japan. However, she leaves out the part about it being an all boys school. She chops off all of her long hair and pretends to be a boy so that she can get close to Sano. Turns out that they will get even closer than she expected when she finds out that they not only have classes together but they are roomma...more

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Apr 20, 2012 Ashley rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adults, manga, queer-content

A pretty boring cross-dressing manga where a girl stalks a sports star and dresses up as a boy to get close to him at his all-boy school. So much happens in this volume that I can't imagine the secrecy-driven tension lasting for more than a few volumes. Even though a lot happens, the characters are super dull and none of them have fully explained motivations for their actions. I don't even like the dog, and that's saying something (he's no Mr Tadakichi).

This volume includes a rapey bonus story c...more

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Apr 20, 2013 Janelle Pucyutan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Mizuki--a girl pretending to be a boy to attend her school. The school she went to? Ohsaka Academy (Gakuen sounds much better though. xD)--an all-boys school. Why is she pretending to be a boy just to go to some school? Why, to meet Sano Izumi, of course! He's a high jumper she idolizes. Her main goal: to make him jump again!

Hana-Kimi is truly an amazing manga. I really loved it. I've actually finished reading it on MangaFox. So, if it's so amazing, why am I only giving it four stars? Well, my q...more

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Nov 25, 2011 Theresa ♫ rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fellow humans in search for a harem manga

Shelves: manga, the-harem-manga-shelf, the-love-triangle-shelf, the-romantic-manga-shelf

Hanazakari no Kimitachi he. I love the title of this series.

Anyway, I haven't read the whole entire series, so I'll just give my opinion for those of you scrolling through reviews wondering what manga will be your next favorite read.

First of all, I first discovered Hana-Kimi in Asian Drama form. I LOOOOOOOVE the drama of Hana-Kimi. The drama is adorable and addicting to watch. It's one of my favorite asian dramas.

When I saw Hana-Kimi in manga form sitting on the shelves of my school library, I i...more

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Nov 05, 2012 Mattea Sturgell rated it 5 of 5 stars

(SPOILERS, IF HAVEN'T READ YET DON'T READ)
Hey, have you ever tried to be a girl in an all boys’ high school? Or even the other way around? Well, Mizuki Ashiya did, this is the story of why she did this, and what is her priorities of the crazy decision of love and admiration. Other than Mizuki there is also a miserable male named, Izumi Sano (who is also Mizuki's admiration), and his mission to become a glorious high-jump champion, after his injury and his broken family.
CHARACTERS: Other than Miz...more (SPOILERS, IF HAVEN'T READ YET DON'T READ)
Hey, have you ever tried to be a girl in an all boys’ high school? Or even the other way around? Well, Mizuki Ashiya did, this is the story of why she did this, and what is her priorities of the crazy decision of love and admiration. Other than Mizuki there is also a miserable male named, Izumi Sano (who is also Mizuki's admiration), and his mission to become a glorious high-jump champion, after his injury and his broken family.
CHARACTERS: Other than Mizuki and Sano, there are many other characters such as, Shuichi Nakatsu who becomes Mizuki’s friend within the first few chapters of the manga and is also an all-star soccer player, which later falls for Mizuki, another is Hokuto Umeda, who was the nurse of Ōsaka Gakuen, an all-boys high school, that also knows of Mizuki being a girl. There were also many secondary characters like, Megumi Tennoji (the the head of dorm 1, also a karate champion.), Minami Nanba (head of dorm 2, known for being a playboy, because of his past love for his tutor), Julia Maxwell (best friend of Mizuki), Taiki KayaShima, (Nakatsu’s roommate which is known to have the ability to see ghosts and detect auras.)
SETTING: The main settings of this story, is Ōsaka Gakuen, which consists of 3 dorms, 9 classes divided into Dorms 1, 2 & 3. The other settings of the manga is the gym where Sano high jumps, a track field, and other various areas in Japan. Examples of each of the settings, at the track field the school holds a very competitive contest every other week to win prizes for a dorm. In one scene, Mizuki and Shuichi were playing soccer, he accidentally knocks out Mizuki, which also becomes an important scene which Sano finds out she is a girl from lifting her and realizing that her chest wasn't like a man's and which triggers him to become selfish and protect her identity, behind her back. In the scene after, she is told by the nurse of the school, Uzumi, that she is a girl, which at first freaks out Mizuki, then because of the situation she pleads to him to keep her secret.
CONFLICT: There are many conflicts within this story, here are the examples, (man vs. self), (man vs. fate), (man vs. nature) and (man vs. man). For the explanation of man vs. self is a story of Sano and how his injuries mentally scar him, and how he felt alone since his mother died and his blames his father as the culprit of his mother's death. Another conflict in the story is man vs. nature which revolves around how the hiding of Mizuki during her age of 16 is that she is physically damaging her body, and her hormones for her admiration to her love for Sano. Man vs. man is th conflict of Sano and his father, and what happens when you have someone to force you to see your father in the hospital after having a stroke. The last of the four is man vs. fate, which is the story of Mizuki and how she has to decide between stay next to and support to the one she loves or to move back to America to leave him alone and to not get in the way of his destiny as a high jump athlete.
CLIMAX: The climax of the story in is when Sano lifts Mizuki and is surprised to she her being a girl, because before this happened in the story you notice that he had a disliking towards Mizuki and that he threatened to kick her out of his room multiple times. However, after this happened Sano became very concerned about her whereabouts and her health. He treats her so kindly sometimes that it looks like how a mama bear attacks the threats of her cub's safety!!!
CONCLUSION: As we draw to an ending, here's a review of what happened so far, we learned that Sano is a very protective and overbearing fellow that always has time to save Mizuki, and that she is also the reason of his return to the high jump. Another thing we learn is that you should never judge someone until you actually find out their goals and missions of being next to you. You also might have noticed that we went over the complications of a girl's body and how this is not a recommended thing to do unless you are very motivated and stubborn. With this overview of this essay, we conclude our story.(less)

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Apr 08, 2008 Stephanie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga-shoujo

Another series that I love. It's your classic Japanese-American girl disguises herself as a boy to go to an all boys school in Japan; all to become friends with her crush who's a high-jumper and funny scenarios happen.

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Sep 24, 2012 Ila Inkless rated it 5 of 5 stars

First, let me clarify that I'm only giving this manga 5 stars in terms of how much I loved it, and not because it's the best thing in the Shojo genre out there. It is, however, the first manga I've ever read- so the experience was both confusing (at the beginning) and immensely enjoyable! I loved all the characters (though my favorites by far were Nakatsu, the doc, and the American friend- they were hilarious). It made me laugh and care for Mizuki, Sano and everyone else like they were real peop...more

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Sep 14, 2008 Lamia rated it 5 of 5 stars

i like hana-kimi because it is a book thats diffrent and its very interesting and well i suggest it to everyone!!

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Sep 12, 2012 Umi rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Semangat persahabatan,keoptimisan,kegembiraan,keluarga dan Cinta.TOP banget ini komix.Ceritanya apa adanya yang terjadi masa SMA.Asiya Mizuki,Sano Izumi,Nakatsu hehe..3 tokoh utama yang bikin aku senyum2 sendiri.Asiya cewek pindahan dari Amerika yang ke Jepang untuk mensupport Idolanya sano Izumi terpaksa bertransformasi jadi cowok,karena Sano bersekolah di SMA khusus cowok.Semakin lama semakin baca,semakin seru dan semakin kangen pada tokoh2nya alias temen segeng Asiya yang nyentrik2.belum lagi...more

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Jun 29, 2009 Snoobles Mcgee rated it 5 of 5 stars

Another fantastic gender-bending saga in the shoujo manga department. This seriously encapsulates my teen years, and after finishing this series I seriously considered moving to Japan and going to an all-boys' school to stalk a famous high-jumper and become his roommate. Because it's a completely believable plot and Izumi Sano is gorgeous!! There were so many saucy hand-holdings, silent yearnings, and awkward moments. So really, this book was just a much prettier and flower-filled version of my...more

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Sep 24, 2012 Daniella Murillo rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga, hana-kimi

This manga is holding all of my feels right now. I started reading it because I'm watching a korean drama based on this and IT'S SO GOOD. BOTH THE MANGA AND THE DRAMA.
I really don't have much to say apart from 1) The drawings are very very neat and 2)I've always had difficulties when it comes to learning japanese names so I'm still getting everyone mixed up :c

But I'm having fun, it's kind of going faster than the drama so I'm not sure if this is going to spoil me or not ;_;

Anyways, I'll find out...more

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Aug 09, 2012 Nina rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

This reminded me of Ouran High School Host Club, though I didn't find it as captivating or as humorous. But still this had it's own flair and flavour, one that cannot be denied, and one that draws the reader to complete the series. Mizuki is not an aggravating character to follow, and Izumi is not an annoying love interest. While I do think that Mizuki's reason for disguising her gender is really stupid, she does possess that kind of strong personality, one that made me want to read on. So I was...more

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Jun 18, 2013 Sakura Yue Michaelis rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: funny, manga-shoujo, movies-tvseries, school-college

Over the weekend I wanted to watch a good dorama, and on an impulse, I downloaded "Hana Kimi". And I loved it! It is so funny, and it has so many familiar faces. Seeing that the series is so good (I am barely in episode 2), I decided that it was time to start reading the manga.

There are some things similar, and other completely different. So far my favorite character is Nakatsu, who is nervous because he likes Ashiya, who is supposed to be a boy. Ikuta Toma portrays him wonderfully. But again, e...more

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Jul 22, 2012 Wednesday rated it 1 of 5 stars Recommends it for: fans of shoujo romantic comedies

Shelves: 365-manga-for-a-year, shoujo-manga, comedy-manga, reviewed, classic-manga, romance-manga

I did not like the first volume of this series. There were too many inconsistencies, way too many clichés, and the characters were flat.

Of the inconsistencies, one that really stood out is how the hell she made it into an all boys school. I mean, as soon as a school does a background check, she's caught. The only thing I can come up with is that she somehow submitted incorrect background information about herself. Of course, she doesn't really seem smart enough for this. But, I'll get into her c...more I did not like the first volume of this series. There were too many inconsistencies, way too many clichés, and the characters were flat.

Of the inconsistencies, one that really stood out is how the hell she made it into an all boys school. I mean, as soon as a school does a background check, she's caught. The only thing I can come up with is that she somehow submitted incorrect background information about herself. Of course, she doesn't really seem smart enough for this. But, I'll get into her character later. Also, how do you keep something like that from your parents? Did she tell them the name of a different school? Well, if they call that school to try to get a hold of her, the school is going to tell them that they don't have a student by that name. It just seems like a lame set up to get the plot moving. I think the author could have come up with something a little more creative and logical. Also, it would seem to me that boarding schools probably wouldn't allow pets. So, either this one does, or they're keeping Sano's dog a secret. I don't think it could be the latter since the dog is always out and about and everyone seems to know about him. Just another one of those things the author never bothers to explain.

Honestly, this is a very clichéd series. I've seen the plot before. Girl is infatuated with guy. Girl does something to get close to guy. Girl falls in love with guy, but guy feigns disinterest. Other guy loves girl, but girl either doesn't notice, or can't decide between two guys. All of the characters are the same as you see in just about every shoujo romantic comedy. The main character is dense, but determined, for no real reason. The love interest is cold and distanced, but really likes the main character. You've got the eccentric character, the perverted character, the egotistical character, the character the main character had to leave behind. All of these types of characters show up in just about every shoujo romantic comedy. I know a lot of people really enjoy this type of formula, but I just think it's getting annoying. When the plot is practically the same for series, it gets too predictable. When the characters are all the same, I find it difficult to relate to them at all.

Since the characters were cardboard cutouts, they were just as flat as cardboard. The only think Mizuki was interested in was Sano. Even then, she was only interesting in his high jump. She knew nothing about him, not even that he quit the high jump. She was really dense, to the point where she made no decisions on her own, because everyone else was always telling her what to do. I felt like she had no opinions of her own. And Sano of course is the complex, mysterious guy. He's got a difficult past and only finds release through high jumping, even though he gave it up because he said he "couldn't handle the pressure." All of the rest of the characters felt extremely unrealistic and were way too predictable.

I feel like Hana Kimi could be like Skip Beat for me. I read the first volume of Skip Beat and didn't like it too much, but decided to give the rest of the series a chance. The series becomes better and the characters develop quite nicely. I think the only reason I'm going to read volume 2 of Hana Kimi is because I'm hoping it will turn out like Skip Beat did for me.
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May 15, 2011 Laura Ashlee rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, manga

This reminds me of that 80's movie where the girl starts at a new school as a boy and falls for her best friend there. Except, she totally flashes her breasts in that movie and I don't think Mizuki is going to do that. Anyway, that's why I picked it up in the first place. It sounded like it might be kind of cute. Okay, so the fact that Mizuki disguised herself as a boy and moved to Japan just to be near her idol is really pushing the lines of stalking. Still, Izumi takes it in stride, and recogn...more

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Sep 17, 2012 Kimberly rated it 4 of 5 stars

I'm not a regular reader of manga so it was hard for me to follow what to read first and figure out where the scene breaks were right away. It stopped me a lot, but I really liked the story. I'm anxious to read the next volume. I'll eventually get the hang of the flow. Something about the romance reminds me of the Korean drama Boys Over Flowers. It's different from American romance, but I can't put my finger on how. I like it and can see the appeal it has for a lot of fans of Asian drama, comics...more

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Oct 31, 2012 Kirsti rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ha! What a cute manga! I found this one in a three pack while shopping for books for my Birthday in Canberra, and was drawn in by the cute art on the cover (pink background especially) I wasn't disappointed! The premise is a common one in manga, girl mistaken for boy initially, but the romance is cute and fun. The confusion of her gender and feelings make it fun as well. Another must for lovers of this manga genre!

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Sep 19, 2011 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga, ya-fiction

Ludicrous premise expertly executed. Fun exploration of gender performance & expectations. Charming insight into the borderlands of infatuation, hero worship and the desire to protect small/cute things - and the move from those idealized types of love to love based on actually enjoying another person's presence & the joy they bring to your life.

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Oct 02, 2012 Despair Speaking rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: looks-deceive-you-but-in-a-good-way

Another of those manga where the girl cross dresses in order to go inside a school. What makes Hana Kimi stand out are the characters. There's a lot of nutters in that school, which is why Hana Kimi is so hilarious. My only problem is that I found the ending corny and I really, really wanted Mizuki to end up with another guy! *pouts*

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Jun 23, 2012 April Divitt rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is my all-time favorite shojo manga! Yes, there are a few uhh...can-only-happen-in-a-freaking-manga moments that aren't very logical, including a HUGE one later on in the series, but Sano, Nakatsu and Mizuki are still my precious babies. Funny, sweet, and a bit dramatic, I think everyone should at least give this one a shot~!

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May 12, 2012 Renoa rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: shoujo fans

Shelves: favorites

قصة بنت تتنكر على شكل ولد عشان تدخل مدرسة اولاد و المشاكل الي تطلع لها بسبب هالتنكر خخخ
اشتريت هالكتاب من كينوكونيا في دبي و كان المجلدات الثلاث الاولى مع بعض في كتاب واحد
خلصته امس مع اني قاريه المانغا كلها من زمان اول ما عرفت المانغا XD
الرسم جميل جداً و يستاهل اني اشتريه وامسكه في يدي و اتأمل التفاصيل على راحتي *_*

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May 24, 2011 Nicole rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga, gender-bender, shojo, highschool_drama

This is a fun (and popular) series - romance with plenty of hi-jinks. Mizuki, a Japanese-American student, is distraught when her favorite track and field star from Japan - Izumi Sano - disappears from the lime light and competitions. She convinces her parents to let her attend school in Japan...cleverly leaving out the fact that she is secretly disguising herself as a boy so she can attend the all-boy school that Izumi attends. To make the situation even more absurd, Mizuki becomes the assigned...more

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Mar 03, 2013 Benjamin Harvey rated it 2 of 5 stars

I also read v.2. This is a delightfully boring story. It's manga, so of course there's some cartoony slapstick. Aside from that and the basic premise of a girl going to an all-boy's school, it is thoroughly realistic. The down-to-earth, everyday problem nature of the story is its charm.

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Dec 17, 2012 Christiana rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: graphic-novels-n-manga, teen-fic, high-school

I kind of wanted this one to have a bit more continuity. I also wanted a bit more sexual tension, to be honest (she is dressed as a boy and rooming with her idol. COME ONNNNNN sexual tension!). That being said, I couldn't stop reading this one and immediately picked up the second.

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Jul 23, 2012 Jealani rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: hiyahhh-d

A classic in everyway..one of the first mangas ive ever read... this is a very old series and a concept many manga writers have followed such as...Bisco Hatori in ouran high school host club, Ai Morinaga in my heavenly hockey club and so on. I love this series deff. worth reading and holding onto.

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May 29, 2012 Lauren rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

Ah!! Favorite of all time! (Probably not but dang skippy close)
Don't know why the Japanese have such gender-bender love but it does make for an excellent story!
Light-hearted almost cutesy 85% of the time but there is some real stuff in here too but that's what makes it interesting.

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Jan 28, 2013 Angelica rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga, contemporary

I love this manga. It's so cute! I love all the characters and how they interact with each other and the whole situation is just hilarious but wonderful when you see all that she is willing to put herself through.

(I've read them all but won't list them all)

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