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5.0 out of 5 stars Sugar Princess rocks!
It was a really good book and I enjoyed reading about the skating competition. The costumes were really cool looking and I liked the grace of the skaters. The relationship between the main characters was really sweet.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Cute but rather boring
I became interested in this series when I learned it was by the same author as Hana-Kimi. I was a little turned off by the artwork since Hana-Kimi has such cute and kawaii looking characters. Sugar Princess looks awkard since so many of the characters seen to have no forehead and eyes so far apart they might as well be on the sides of the heads. But I figured since I like...
Published on April 16, 2009 by H. Reed


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5.0 out of 5 stars Sugar Princess rocks!, January 31, 2010
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This review is from: Sugar Princess: Skating To Win, Vol. 2 (Paperback)
It was a really good book and I enjoyed reading about the skating competition. The costumes were really cool looking and I liked the grace of the skaters. The relationship between the main characters was really sweet.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Cute but rather boring, April 16, 2009
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This review is from: Sugar Princess: Skating To Win, Vol. 2 (Paperback)
I became interested in this series when I learned it was by the same author as Hana-Kimi. I was a little turned off by the artwork since Hana-Kimi has such cute and kawaii looking characters. Sugar Princess looks awkard since so many of the characters seen to have no forehead and eyes so far apart they might as well be on the sides of the heads. But I figured since I like Hana-kimi, then surely this one will be cute too. Well, it is but it certainly lacks some tension. The story is rated A for all ages and aside from one scene where the main character Maaya walks into the bathroom when Shun is changing and sees him naked (awkward for him, not so much for her since she has a younger brother), the story is very G rated. The first volume led up to the second one nicely. However, because there are only two volumes, that makes for a very rushed story. You never really get a reason for why Shun has refused to skate pairs even after his sister died. Did he think no one could replace her? Did he just not want the hassel of training with someone new? What made him decide to work with Maaya? What were their feelings for each other? Friendship? More? What? Even the tension of them skating to save the ice skating rink from closing was lacking. There was so much that could have been done with this serious but wasn't. I haven't finished Hana-kimi yet but from what I've heard about it's ending, Ms. Nakajo seems to have a problem with her endings in that they leave more disappointments than pleasure. Perhaps one more volume to this serious would have been a good thing since the ending was very rushed and you are left feeling like you missed something. I know I'll read something by this author again but I know I'll be going into the series with the foreknowledge of her ending troubles. So, Sugar Princess is a cute story but just know that it's not as great as some manga out there.
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Sugar Princess: Skating To Win, Vol. 2
Sugar Princess: Skating To Win, Vol. 2 by Hisaya Nakajo (Paperback - November 4, 2008)
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