Princess Princess Vol. 2

Princess Princess #2

by Mikiyo Tsuda

Sekolah Tohru geger karena ada cewek yang ingin menyusup masuk ke sana. Kedatangan cewek itu menguak masa lalu Tohru. Sementara itu, liburan musim panas sudah di depan mata. Tohru dan Yujirou memutuskan akan berkunjung ke rumah Tuan Sakamoto.

Genres: Manga, Yaoi, Shojo, Young Adult, Comics, Graphic Novels, Japan

Paperback

First published March 1, 2003

About the author

Japanese: つだ みきよ

Under the name Taishi Zaō, she writes boys love and girls love manga while under Mikiyo Tsuda she writes comedy-shōjo manga

Reviews

[Martina Koa Alice]

Più carino del primo, iniziano a delinearsi alcuni personaggi e mi ha strappato anche qualche risata verso la fine. Gli manca però quel qualcosa in più che mi spinge a proseguire.

[Aymee]

Volume 2 really upped the ante in this fun and silly manga. You find out more about the background of the characters so you begin to know why they are who they are. I also loved the side story at the end and the way the author does their note in comic form as well. Very enjoyable if you love the fun, silly, and often outrageous.

[Sannie Hald]

This was way better than the first book :)

[Katja]

3,5 stars. Still fun but a couple of things made this slightly less enjoyable than the first book. Tooru and Yuujirou teasing Mikoto goes on a tad too long (even though it's meant just for laughs), especially when you reflect that on what they reveal about their feelings and families in this volume. Rolled my eyes at the trope-y "no homo" library/cafe scenes too. But to balance the scales, majority of this volume had nice character development and friendship building. The summer holiday at Sakamoto's story was funny.
And I do like the art too.

[Sherri]

This volume introduces Kouno's backstory and why he's willing to, as Mikoto puts it, compromise his integrity as a man. I think that his relationship with his cousin could have been fascinating, I think that it leaned way too heavily into the 'crazy stalker' trope. And the only reason she calms down is because she decides that it's okay for Kouno to date Shihoudani rather than another woman, despite the fact that Tsuda wants us to believe that Kouno and Shihoudani don't see each other like that.

[Lily Ackerman]

3.5/5

En este volumen podemos conocer un poco sobre la vida de los protagonistas fuera de la escuela, permitiendo de esta manera entenderlos un poco más.

De igual manera que el tomo anterior, en este también te saca más de una risa, lo que convierte la lectura en algo realmente digerible y agradable.

[Abi]

I liked that the learned a lot about two of our three main characters' pasts. I also enjoyed the side story about Akira and his family. I really want to read Family Complex now. This was a funny, and more serious volume. I had a good time reading it. 4 stars.

[Sophia Beaumont]

I read this in French, so I didn't understand everything. Saw the anime a long time ago, so I was working mostly from memories of that and about 25% of the words on the page.

[Rolaka Pisarka]

Przyznaję się bez bicia - uwielbiam!

[B3kjw]

3,5⭐

[Miss Susan]

i don't understand why this goofy series works for me especially considering i don't ship anything but i am not one to turn down pleasure when it is offered to me

3 stars

[Christina]

This just keeps getting better. I'm hooked from page one. I will definitely keep reading.

[Kurukoro]

like the first