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R.O.D. Read or Dream #2
R.O.D. Read or Dream 2
Michelle is a romantic daydreamer and hardcore book collector. Maggie is a soft-spoken bookworm who always gets mistaken for a boy. Anita is an athletic tomboy who doesn't have time for reading. Together, they're the Paper Sisters, three very different siblings united by a strange power. Michelle, Maggie and Anita all have the ability to control paper in any way they desire. And from their Hong Kong detective agency, they solve any and all cases involving books! The much-anticipated follow-up to the hit series Read or Die!
208 pages, Paperback
First published March 19, 2004
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Displaying 1 - 9 of 9 reviews
May 16, 2023
Unfortunately, this was also a dud. There was a decent story in the first couple of chapters, but most of the rest is about the dysfunctional relationship of the three sisters.
Two down and two to go.
Two down and two to go.
January 30, 2014
in this book the three sisters goes through a lot. first they go hungry because mags bought too many books AGAIN. so Arial gets mad at her but a famous author comes to them for a job. to find his "mentor" another famous author who died but he doesn't think he is dead. so he asks the sisters if they could find him. they do but it turns out he is a she but she just lost the motivation to write. Then Mags and Mich goes out to book stuff over seas and leaves Arial to "hold down the fort" but someone comes to her with a job. she takes it but finds out that she have been deceived. her client is actually a book pirate going after a famous book. but Arial gets revenge and all before her sisters got back.
March 29, 2012
The Paper Sisters remain just as big bibliomaniacs—well, Michelle and Maggie do. There is more tension this time around and the stories run for longer than in the preceding volume, giving a greater sense of continuity. Theft, heat waves, ghost stories, a new enemy and old acquaintances deck its pages. The sisters remain refreshingly perky, especially the exasperated Anita, who still doesn’t care about books much—although she’s starting to realize the importance they hold for others.
December 24, 2012
I enjoyed this more than the first book, despite the gratuitous nudity. I hate how sexualized a simple story is. and the whole thing is just...silly. Angry Anita, irresponsible Michelle...the only one I like is Maggie. at least it's a fast read, and I got the book free.
August 23, 2007
Oh how I love this series! Manga about bookmaniacs - yum! I definitely recommend this series to all who love books.
June 24, 2008
The Paper Sister's detective company solves any cases involving books.
November 7, 2013
These Paper Sisters are so dysfunctional and silly, and I love it. I really wish they would have made a OVA with all these extra stories.
February 15, 2009
Lol this series is sooo CUTE!!!!!!!!!
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