Kids Books - Comics
Yu-Gi-Oh! Vol. 5
By Kazuki Takahashi
The violence and emotion in this book proves how like Yu-Gi-Oh is like to Pokemon. I mean really has there ever been a serial killer that is under the control of the anti-hero in Pokemon. There's also this one part where Anzu and Yuugi used toys to see if they were comatable as a couple. I also love how Yami protects Yuugi and his friends, even if they don't know he exist, exscept Anzu and Yuugi is questioning his memory lost(finally).
The Woodshed Mystery (Boxcar Children Graphic Novels Set 3)
By Joeming Dunn
I love mystery books they are so mysterious
Twelfth Night (Picture This! Shakespeare)
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this is an amazing storybook its a story about two twins who get seperated in the beggning of the story and find each other later !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fairy Tail, Vol. 12
By Hiro Mashima
I really like this book! This about wizards and stuff. In this book, some try to rule the world and destroy stuff! You should really read this book!
The Dark Knight Rises: Tools of the Trade (I Can Read Book 2)
By Jodi Huelin
the is book and wow and cool
D.N.Angel, Volume 3 (D.N.Angel (Prebound))
By Yukiru Sugisaki
yyyyeeeeaaahhhhh i love this book i like well i dont know if i like dasukie or dark better
Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle, Vol. 1
By Clamp
Sakura and Syaoran were originally from the series Cardcaptor Sakura, in which both were magicians vying for a certain powers, yet somehow winding up in love. In Tsubasa, their creators, the manga artist group CLAMP (my favorite btw), put a whole new spin on everything. This time, Sakura is a royal princess, who often sneaks out of the palace to visit Syaoran, her childhood friend who is an archeologist. Both love each other, but never say anything. But when a tragic accident causes Sakura to lose all of her memories, Syaoran is presented with an opportunity to get them back- at an incredible price for himself. Syaoran travels through different worlds to collect the pieces of Sakura's memory, along with an odd and somewhat aloof mage named Fai, and a decidedly brooding and high-tempered Samurai named Kurogane. As they visit different worlds, they meet different versions of the same people. A king in one world might be a sushi chef in another! Or maybe he's actually king there, too. It's so interesting to see the way the same people have developed under different conditions. They can be so different, yet so the same! It really opens your eyes to the possibilities of the world- that depending on what challenges you face and how you react to them, you can change in so many different ways. On top of that, Syaoran's character is amazingly strong-willed and awesome, but since I'm trying to keep this as a book review and not a fangirl rant, I won't go into that much right now XD. I am three books into the series and plan to read the rest soon, but based on what I have read so far, I would highly recommend this series to anyone!
Defiance: Resistance Book 2
By Carla Jablonski
I read the first book (not listed in this website), and thought it was well portrayed. It is about a boy and girl who join the resistance against the Nazis during WW2. The one thing I didn't like was the pictures. Some of them were fine, while others were plain disturbing. Other than that, the book was good.