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Shungiku Nakamura
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| Title | : | Sekaiichi Hatsukoi: A Boys Love Story, Volume 1 ( 世界一初恋 (The World's Greatest First Love) #1) |
| Author | : | Shungiku Nakamura |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 194 pages |
| Published | : | November 26th 2010 by Kadokawa Shoten (first published July 1st 2008) |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Manga. Yaoi. Romance. Boys Love. LGBT. M M Romance |
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I really liked the material about how manga are produced. What a freakish schedule! Although, amusingly, the author suggests that everyone involved is doing a bad job.
I also liked the main character and his committed effort to be good at a job he isn't prepared for and didn't want in the first place. I've asked myself many of these same questions regarding manga. Hopefully more of them will get answered. That hair-color changing thing always confused me...
Not sure how I feel about the romance part. I'm in general not a fan of workplace romances, especially where one party is the other's superior. But it is interesting that the two remember things so differently. That's probably accurate as to human psychology.Define Books During Sekaiichi Hatsukoi: A Boys Love Story, Volume 1 ( 世界一初恋 (The World's Greatest First Love) #1)
| Original Title: | 世界一初恋 ~小野寺律の場合1~ |
| ISBN: | 3551791414 (ISBN13: 9783551791412) |
| Edition Language: | German |
| Series: | 世界一初恋 (The World's Greatest First Love) #1 |
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Ratings: 4.38 From 2965 Users | 154 ReviewsJudgment Out Of Books Sekaiichi Hatsukoi: A Boys Love Story, Volume 1 ( 世界一初恋 (The World's Greatest First Love) #1)
I really liked the material about how manga are produced. What a freakish schedule! Although, amusingly, the author suggests that everyone involved is doing a bad job.I also liked the main character and his committed effort to be good at a job he isn't prepared for and didn't want in the first place. I've asked myself many of these same questions regarding manga. Hopefully more of them will get answered. That hair-color changing thing always confused me...Not sure how I feel about the romanceKYAAAAAAAAAKYAAAAAAAAAAAKYAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MARRRY ME!!!!!!!!!!!
Despite having found Junjou Romantica first, I have grown to love this series more. I love Takano and Ritsu and their insane and frustrating but cute and fluffy love story. I find myself rooting for Takano all the time, and getting frustrated with Ritsu to just give in! Its an addiction. But I love every second of it!
I liked this! This was cute and really funny. I'm still amused that there seems to be a manga for every kind of scenario you can think of (but really, it does seem like a dream come true for the part of me that's still a teenage girl ridiculously fond of silly m/m romances). This one is set in a manga editorial department.I will say that there are still some things I find a bit weird, but what's really interesting for me is to see how I'm learning to read and appreciate this medium. I can think
This review originally appeared on my blog, Books Without Any Pictures: http://bookswithoutanypictures.com/20...I was at Barnes & Noble a few weeks ago, and as I was looking at books/manga, we heard an announcement, Due to an emergency, the store is closed, as of this moment. Please check out now and leave the store immediately. So, of course I panicked and bought the books that were in my hand at the time. One of them was The Worlds Greatest First Love, Vol. 1, a yaoi manga about a guy
I absolutely loved it. When I reread it I still loved it and can't help but laugh at everything now. It's all so dorky that it makes me smile with each page.
I'm still wondering how come this manga is popular or this mangaka... or this quantity of clichés is actually legal...
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