Questions About Death Note, Vol. 1: Boredom (Death Note, #1)

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hi im neko im a big fan of death note i got a question how old is L?

Riley C I have no idea but I'm in love with him x3…moreI have no idea but I'm in love with him x3(less)

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I read this book when I was a child by my mother language and it is my best choise when someone ask me what is your favourite comic. when I was a child, this seri was something is suprise and intelligen. now I want to read again because i cant remamber what exactly happen with L?

Jacob Camp

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hello I have never read a manga before but I want to, would you recommend this for a good first manga or is there one better for a first read?

Aria Meyer This is definitely a good first manga read. One of the reasons it is so popular is because it is understandable and enjoyable who have never read mang…moreThis is definitely a good first manga read. One of the reasons it is so popular is because it is understandable and enjoyable who have never read manga before. Another good first manga would also be The Promised Neverland.(less)

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book thta good?

layla ✿ Death Note is real good. You should read it.

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I run a secondary school library and have had pupils asking for more diverse things to read - like Manga. I would love to accommodate them but have no idea about these things and there is limited information available. Would people say this is suitable to be included in a school library? I know Manga can be quite heavy with nudity and violence. Is this one of those?

Raine Fielder well there is a lot of violence but not like "sword fighting bloody violence" it's more like if hannibal was a comic book... seriously

I mean it's dar…morewell there is a lot of violence but not like "sword fighting bloody violence" it's more like if hannibal was a comic book... seriously

I mean it's dark and I mean really dark, it's about the nature of good and evil, I think it could be beneficial as long as there is mature discussion about it... definitely not more brutal than real history ya know? and it just is a great basis for discussion about morality and the grey areas... I'm of the mind that kids know more than adults credit them for and the best things for me to watch as a child (and I do mean child as in like 8yrs old) watching things most would call inappropriate for kids, actually helped me make smarter choices, like a movie about a kid on drugs showing the real consequences instead of some cheesy made for kids movie where a cartoon character just says "just say no" over and over lol I remembered always that kid being on drugs and literally dying from it and getting sick and looking so terrible and ending up homeless... so I mean maybe I'm the wrong person to answer because I truly believe reality is the best teacher and sugar coating art isn't what's necessarily the best for kids but I would read it first and decide for yourself but I truly love the overall message of deathnote, I think it's a masterpiece really (less)

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