books about: tokyopop

books about: tokyopop

books:

Tokyopop

Warcraft: Legends Volume 1 (Warcraft)

TokyoPop, 2008

Warriors: Warrior's Refuge

Erin Hunter, Dan Jolley

TOKYOPOP, 2007

My boys love this!!!
My boys love "mangas" and we are also big cat fans, so when we found these....it was love at first sight! We have just started the "Warriors" first series of books and they are really enjoying them. Although they are excellent readers, I think they love the mangas ...

The Twelve Kingdoms, Volume 2: Sea of Wind

Fuyumi Ono

TokyoPop, 2008

Another great installment of the fantasy series!
I became a huge fan of Twelve Kingdoms through the anime first. When I discovered that Tokyopop was translating the novels, I was elated because the anime covered less than half of the storyline from the novels. My only regret about this book is that I had to wait a ...

Fruits Basket, Volume 20

Natsuki Takaya

TokyoPop, 2008

Shadows of the past
You can really tell when a series is finally starting to wind down, and the plot threads are being tied off one by one. Such is the case in the twentieth volume of "Fruits Basket," where Akito's dark family legacy and malign mother are finally exposed completely, ...

Warriors: Tigerstar and Sasha #1: Into the Woods (Warriors: Tigerstar and Sasha)

Erin Hunter

TokyoPop, 2008

Interesting
This was a fairly good book, revealing much about Sasha's origins and Tigerstar's time in ShadowClan. Sasha is much more meek than how she is portrayed in the TNP series, and her feelings for Tigerstar and her reasonings for wanting to be with him are explained. The ...

Warriors: Warrior's Return (Warriors)

Erin Hunter, Dan Jolley

TokyoPop, 2008

The third graphic novel adaptation of Erin Hunter's beloved saga of wild felines
Recommended for readers age ten to adult, Warriors: Warriors Return is the third graphic novel adaptation of Erin Hunter's beloved saga of wild felines who eschew the way of the human-owned kitty-pet for the way of the Warrior. When proud warrior Graystripe and former ...

Warriors: The Rise of Scourge (Warriors)

Erin Hunter, Dan Jolley

TokyoPop, 2008

Warriors: The Rise of Scourge
Awesome - anything about Warriors is awesome. Really makes you see another side to Scourge

The Lost Warrior (Warriors)

Erin Hunter, Dan Jolley

TokyoPop, 2007

Warriors Manga is awesome.
Everyone says its too short but... isn't that why there are 3 of them? I loved this book. It was awesome. The pictures are drawn wonderfully and you get to see what happened to Graystripe. I was in the mall when I bought this book, and when I started reading it, it ...

Fruits Basket, Volume 19

Natsuki Takaya

TokyoPop, 2008

Three Princes
In spite of an amusing coda to the Yuki/Ayame story in which Yuki (gasp! shock!) voluntarily pays a visit to Ayame's apartment, this volume of Fruits Basket - in which Kyo's fate and Kyoko Honda's ghost loom large and one of the series most forshadowed and anticipated ...

Loveless Volume 8 (Loveless)
Yun Kouga

TokyoPop, 2008

Gothic & Lolita Bible
Various

TokyoPop, 2008

Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives, Volume I (Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives)

Ellen Schreiber

Katherine Tegen Books, 2007

OMG great book
I have the series from books 1-4 in paperback. The story is great and this book is just a side stories, but its nice to see the characters instead of picturing them in my imagination.

Kingdom Hearts II Volume 2

TOKYOPOP, 2008

"We Can't Go Back" Overview [Spoilers]
If you've read Kingdom Hearts to this point, you have noticed that Shiro Amano's manga/adaption has evolved. Back in volume one of Kingdom Hearts; she gave you a terribly short story that was not only rapid and confusing, but had little flow, with tiny but detailed and ...

The Twelve Kingdoms, Volume 2: Sea of Wind

Chibi Vampire Volume 9 (Chibi Vampire (Graphic Novels))

Yuna Kagesaki

TokyoPop, 2008

Some Secrets Revealed
Great volume. You get to see whether Karin and Kenta will move forward to gether or separate. And Tachibana has a HUGE secret revealed.