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Aria, Volume 2

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Aria volume 2 improves upon the story from volume 1. After reading this one, I became hooked on the series. Akari, in all her cuteness, leads her friends in the little adventures life throws at them. It's beautifully drawn, and the stories left me with a positive feeling; here are characters who do what they feel is right, without debating themselves about it, while facing interesting normal life situations and interpersonal relationships on a special and magical planet. It is very sweet. Aria proves that it is possible to be entertained without major violence or drama. Something we could use a little more of.

This book has excallent art and fun charaters but my point is there is no plot no adventure or anthing! This story is about a girl named Akira who is sixteen but ats like she is seven. What I mean is she's like "yeah Mr.Snowbug!" and acts like a child. If the story was about Akia (Akira's best friend)the story would be alot better because she acts her age and is a really fun charater. What What is really sad is every chapater is about something Akira did that was special to her but the stuff was like metting a snow bug or in the first book washing a gondala. *snore* And Akari is baby-ish as ever. I can't really say the book is terrile because some people like these type of books but books I recamend are Tokyo mew mew, Rayearth and Pretear because they actullaly do something!