Customer Reviews

W Juliet, Vol. 2

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This is an amazing manga, from it's clean, clear imagery that's easy to follow, and read, to the very last page of its breath taking drama. The story is that of Ito Miura and Makoto Narita, and their developing feelings for one another. The problem?
Makoto Narita is posing as Makoto Amano, a girl! To persue his acting dreams, Mako must finish high school life as a girl, demanded by his tough, tyrannical father. After an accident, in which Ito learns the truth, the two become unseperable friends, then more. Despite of Ito's tomboyish appearance, the two suit each other well, and they vow to graduate together. But when an old fiance of Mako's turns up, and more than a few guys looking at Ito, what's the pair to do?

Well, grab the book, and find out!

Ito and Makoto's romance continues in this volume, this time hampered by Makoto's arranged fiance the girl Takayo, and her weird brother Takashi.

I found myself less interested in this volume, as it felt a bit farfetched what with Takashi's bodyguards running around highschool trying to sabotage Ito and Makoto's romance, plus I don't much care for Takashi and his strange relationship with his sister. Perhaps this volume may be more suited to a younger age group than me, although some of the themes are surprisingly mature.

Still, Ito and Makoto do perform in Swan lake and there is some angst when Ito and Makoto do fight and seperate for a time.

the two above are actually both right and if thats the plot for cheeky angel then someone needs to review some copyright laws. this book is awsome in itself in a cliche kind of way its predictable but in a good kind of way. the book has nice graphics and is appropriate for kids from one to ninety two enjoy!