Mori_A-Brides-Story-v4Andrew

This week I’m happy that my manager took my reading suggestion of Kaoru Mori’s Bride’s Story and wrote this review for our library blog. On a related note, I’m also happy that volume four of Bride’s Story is due out soon!

Michael

I have two happys. The first is that the 6th generation of Pokemon was announced this Wednesday. It’s going to have a simultaneous worldwide release (so I’m not sitting jealous of Japan for 5 months) will be in 3D, the whole overworld  and batllefield are changed (for the better) and it seems like it’s going to be set in the Pokemon version of France. I cannot wait for October.  Here’s the trailer:

The other is the fact that Target had superhero stuff on clearance so now about half my socks are Batman/Superman/Spiderman/Avengers.

Jenny

I’m happy Andrew’s spreading the Kaoru Mori love!

Also, I’m excited that Crunchyroll is streaming season two of the swell Chihayafuru!  More classical poetry to absorb, more quality writing and animation to appreciate, more great characters to support, and more inexplicably exciting karuta matches to watch in suspense.  🙂

  • Robin B.

    Editor in Chief

    Teen Librarian, Public Library of Brookline | She/Her

    Robin E. Brenner is Teen Librarian at the Brookline Public Library in Massachusetts. She has chaired the American Library Association Great Graphic Novels for Teens Selection List Committee, the Margaret A. Edwards Award Committee, and served on the Michael L. Printz Award Committee. She is currently the President of the Graphic Novels and Comics Round Table for ALA. She was a judge for the 2007 Eisner awards, helped judge the Boston Globe Horn Book Awards in 2011, and contributes to the Good Comics for Kids blog at School Library Journal. She regularly gives lectures and workshops on graphic novels, manga, and anime at comics conventions including New York and San Diego Comic-Con and at the American Library Association’s conferences. Her guide, Understanding Manga and Anime (Libraries Unlimited, 2007), was nominated for a 2008 Eisner Award.

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