Kyoko is determined to win her way into show business, even if it means wearing embarrassing bright pink overalls and putting up with spoiled stars. But her first big assignment is proving more difficult than she imagined when Kyoko finds herself in front of the camera with an injured leg. Will she be able to ace her first attempt at acting despite the pain, or will she make an utter fool of herself in front of her sort-of nemesis, Ren Tsugura?
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Yoshiko Nakamura is originally from Tokushima prefecture. Her birthday is June 17 and she has type B blood. She started drawing manga in elementary school, which eventually led to her 1993 debut of Yume de Au yori Seteki - Better than Seeing in a Dream - in Hana to Yume magazine. Her other works include the basketball series Saint Love, MVP wa Yuzurenai - Can't Give Up MVP and Blue Wars, Tokyo Crazy Paradise, a series about a female bodyguard in 2020 Tokyo.
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This review is from: Skip Beat!, Vol. 3 (Paperback)
Kyoko continues to compete with Ruriko for the spot in the movie, but her foot is sprained and it could become a fracture. So what should she do in a scene where she has to kneel for fifteen minutes straight? Later on, she has to pass an acting challenge given to her by jealous girls in the training class that she's applying for. And what's this?! Moko-san is the new member for the Love-Me section?!I really liked this volume a lot, and I liked how Kyoko was so determined to beat Ruriko, even though she was in a lot of pain. And I also enjoyed the introduction of the characters Maria and Moko, even though they both already appeared in Vol. 1. I thought that Maria was interesting, because she's obsessed with Ren(even though she's only 7), but she's a lot like Kyoko. She believes that her father hates her for killing her mother, and doesn't trust adults at all. And I admire Kyoko's creativity for inventing a character for a play on such short notice. A Must Read!!!!!!
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This review is from: Skip Beat!, Vol. 3 (Paperback)
Why is this book priced so high? It's more than $60 used and $70 new!!! When the other newer volumes are the normal price of around $10!!! I think that is wrong, and this book price should be changed!
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By Luzz "anime mania" (Wayne, NJ USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Skip Beat!, Vol. 3 (Paperback)
I like the story inside about acting mostly, interesting when I saw the character inside has the same experience about what happened in her reality and her acting scripts so she could act it so natural.
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