I actually really enjoyed this book. I love libraries and reading so it looked interested when it appeared in a poll for one of my group's monthly reads. It's a bit predictable and I see a love triangle on the horizon, but I like the characters and I think I will continue reading the series.
The story just get better and better. We pick up with the kidnapping of General Inamine and Iku. Dojo worries and remembers when he first met Iku. We get more insight into Dojo's feelings for Iku as well as his hard nose attitude which developed as a result of their fated meeting. We also have t...
I finally read the first volume. This is like Fahrenheit 451 with more political wrangling and the bookies with more power. This story definitely appealed to the rabid bibliophile in me. Iku is endearing. She's your typical shoujou heroine who works super hard and with a lot of heart and zeal. ...
I haven't see the anime of this, and this is the first manga I've ever read. I also think it is a 3.5.I really like the idea behind this. It is very cool that is a force that defends books. My main dislike of the novel is actually the main character who I spent must of the book wanting to smack. ...
I had never read manga before, and didn't really have plans to start, but then I read the premise to Library Wars, and just couldn't not read this one.In the world of this manga, there is a war going on between a government committee created for the purpose of confiscating and destroying "unsuitable...
I really do like the premise of Library Wars, that the battle against censorship has become very literal. The Library Defense Force is an interesting concept. And I like the vaguely Utena-like idea that Kasahara was inspired by her "prince" to try and become like him. But the execution was somewhat ...
I'm not normally a romance person, but Library Wars has one of the few types of romance that I actually enjoy. Another good issue, with a bit more action
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