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Just a Girl: Book 1
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On her own for the very first time, Erica finds herself dealing with the pressures of independence. Luckily, some old friends - and some exciting new ones - are there to help her make her way in this exciting new world. Will it be enough for her to grow and be a successful woman, or will she remain...just a girl?
Paperback, 176 pages
Published
February 11th 2004
by Central Park Media
(first published February 1st 2004)
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I love Tomoko Taniguchi's work, and Just A Girl Book One is no exception. Her art as usual is nice and cute, and I enjoy her realistic dialogue and issues her teenage protagonists experience. I thought it was adorable how Erica still carries stuffed animals around, and how they each have their own little personality. ;) Her growth with Rena as a new friend is interesting, and I'm looking forward to Book Two to see how they continue to balance each other.
More of a 3.5 than a 3. I love Tomoko Taniguchi's works, so I was thrilled to find a series of hers I hadn't read yet. I wish Erica/Rena became a thing despite the series' adamant refusal of such a relationship ever occurring. Erica is so cute! It's nice that her friends do not make fun of her for her stuffed animal collection. I can only imagine what kind of conclusion the second and final book will bring.
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