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I just finished reading this book. I bought it because I’m a big fan of the anime. “Your Name. Another Side: Earthbound“ was written by Arata Kanoh, based on the original story by Makoto Shinkai. I must admit, I didn’t read the title of the novel properly while at the bookstore. If I remember correctly, […]
5.6.2024 00:11Your Name. Another Side: EarthboundI apologize for the delay in updating this blog. I have been busy learning how to drive. In New Zealand, driving is a necessity, as public transport is unreliable, and my kids attend different schools that are far apart. Walking to the bus stop is not feasible either as it is too far from my […]
7.3.2024 05:17Steering Stories: A Journey from Imagination to RealityEver since I closed the last page of The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien, I have been longing to return to Middle-earth with my kids. We’re currently on a new adventure with The Fellowship of the Ring, the first part of The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. I know how the story ends, of course, because […]
12.2.2024 07:51The Hobbit: Sharing the Magic of Middle-earthReflecting on my initial encounter with The Great Gatsby, it takes me back to around 2013 or 2014. At that time, I stumbled upon a game app with the same title that I installed on my iPad—it happened to be a hidden object game (HOG). Admittedly, I had a penchant for hidden object adventure games […]
25.1.2024 21:50Exploring The Great Gatsby: A Gamer’s Journey into LiteratureToday, I find myself grappling with the reluctance to write for this blog, yet my mind is a swirling cauldron of thoughts. The dilemma extends to my ongoing contemplation about what to write down for this blog post. A myriad of book titles flits through my mind, each vying for attention, making the decision-making process […]
19.1.2024 11:08Survival Tactics and Societal Struggles: Unpacking The Hunger Games NarrativeThe remnants of the holiday season continue to cast a shadow, and I find myself grappling with the post-celebration slump. Admittedly, the fatigue stems from the whirlwind of activities and festive revelries that define the Filipino way of celebrating Christmas and New Year. It’s a unique tradition where, despite financial constraints, we manage to infuse […]
7.1.2024 04:38A Thoughtful Reflection on ‘Zoya’ by Danielle SteelMy journey into the magical realm of Harry Potter began in 2001 when, oblivious to the wizarding world, I found myself in a movie theater with my best friend Macel and her ex-boyfriend. Yes, I was the perennial third wheel, but the allure of free tickets and snacks overcame any reservations. Little did I know […]
28.12.2023 03:42Rediscovering Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s StoneI found myself utterly captivated by a Chinese drama I watched, though I’m not entirely sure if it qualifies as recent, given that I viewed it about two years ago, if memory serves me right. The drama in question is “Eternal Love,” featuring Chinese superstars Yang Mi and Mark Chao. Typically not a fan of […]
20.12.2023 08:17A Tale Across Lifetimes: To The Sky Kingdom by Tang Qi Gong Zi"Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle" stands as a captivating Japanese manga series penned and illustrated by the renowned manga artist group Clamp. Within the intricate narrative lies a tale that unfolds in the same fictional universe as several other notable Clamp manga series, most notably xxxHolic. At its core, the story revolves around Sakura, the princess of the Kingdom of Clow, who loses all recollection of her past. In response, Syaoran, a young archaeologist and her devoted childhood friend, embarks on a perilous journey to save her, accompanied by two steadfast companions. The enigmatic Dimensional Witch Yūko Ichihara directs this trio, which includes Kurogane and Fai D. Flowright, as they endeavor to retrieve Sakura's memories, scattered like angelic feathers across diverse worlds, a quest critical to preserving her very existence. The genesis of "Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle" emanates from the collective vision of four Clamp artists aspiring to create a manga series that intricately interconnects their prior works. Drawing inspiration from their earlier masterpiece, "Cardcaptor Sakura," the designs for the main protagonists were woven into the tapestry of this new narrative. Serialized in Kodansha's shōnen manga magazine Weekly Shōnen Magazine from May 2003 to October 2009, the series spans twenty-eight tankōbon volumes, encompassing a total of 232 chapters, each consisting of 18 to 20 pages. Within its pages, the manga unfolds as a seamless blend of adventure, romance, and fantasy, delving into profound themes such as love, friendship, and self-discovery. The storyline, marked by its intricate plot and meticulous character development, navigates a labyrinth of twists and turns. Our protagonists, particularly Syaoran, Sakura, Kurogane, and Fai, confront an array of challenges and adversaries, establishing the manga's reputation for its captivating storytelling and visually stunning artwork. The characters in "Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle" are meticulously crafted, each possessing distinct personalities that contribute to the rich tapestry of the narrative. Syaoran emerges as the valiant protagonist, a young man driven by unwavering determination to rescue Sakura at any cost. Sakura, the princess of the Kingdom of Clow, embodies a blend of kindness, strength, and determination. Kurogane, a skilled fighter and banished ninja, brings a stoic demeanor to the group, while Fai D. Flowright, a magician from Celes, introduces an enigmatic quality, harboring a desire to traverse worlds and escape his haunting past. Throughout the manga, the characters undergo significant evolution and growth. Syaoran's journey leads to increased confidence and assertiveness as he masters his burgeoning powers. Sakura's character blossoms into one that is more open and affectionate as she finds herself falling in love with Syaoran. Kurogane's narrative arc revolves around accepting his fate and making peace with the shadows of his past, while Fai becomes increasingly integral to the group's adventures, actively contributing to their battles. The manga's narrative brilliance extends beyond the pages, finding expression in an anime adaptation titled "Tsubasa Chronicle." Animated by Bee Train, the series spanned 52 episodes over two seasons in 2005 and 2006. An interlude film titled "Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle the Movie: The Princess in the Birdcage Kingdom" was released between the first two seasons, complemented by five original video animations (OVAs) between November 2007 and May 2009, serving as a sequel to the second season. In summation, "Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle" stands as a meticulously crafted masterpiece that seamlessly integrates adventure, romance, and fantasy elements. Its vast fan base attests to its widespread appeal, further amplified by adaptations into an anime series, video games, and other media. The characters' depth and distinct personalities, coupled with a narrative rich in twists and challenges, render it an enthralling read. For those seeking a manga series that seamlessly weaves an intricate narrative while keeping readers on the edge of their seats, "Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle" undoubtedly merits exploration.
14.12.2023 04:35Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle: A Beautifully Crafted Manga Series by ClampTsukune Aono accidentally enrolls in Yokai Academy, a school for monsters, due to a mix-up in the application process. Unaware of the nature of the academy, he discovers its monstrous secret only after arriving. Tsukune decides to keep his human identity a secret to avoid any potential danger. Early in the story, Tsukune encounters Moka Akashiya, a beautiful vampire with a split personality. The outer Moka is sweet and kind, while the inner Moka is a more powerful and assertive vampire. Despite the initial challenges of being a human in a school full of monsters, Tsukune forms friendships with other female characters like Kurumu Kurono, a succubus; Yukari Sendo, a witch; and Mizore Shirayuki, a snow woman. As Tsukune navigates the challenges of Yokai Academy, he and his friends face various supernatural threats and uncover secrets about the school's dark past. The relationships between Tsukune and the different girls evolve throughout the series, creating a mix of romance, comedy, and action. The accidental enrollment sets the stage for a story filled with supernatural adventures and the exploration of the bonds between humans and monsters.
9.12.2023 04:12Rosario + Vampire: A Harem Romantic Comedy with a TwistIn reply to <a href="https://bookloverslounge.wordpress.com/2011/06/22/a-little-princess-by-frances-hodgson-burnett/#comment-1257">Joyce</a>.
Thank you.
In reply to <a href="https://bookloverslounge.wordpress.com/2011/06/22/a-little-princess-by-frances-hodgson-burnett/#comment-1092">Laurel</a>. I don't know... it used to be part of the WordPress free themes...
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11.4.2013 11:52Comment on A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett by LaurelI believe in evil and I also believe in God.All things happen for a purpose.
15.6.2011 18:38Comment on Memnoch the Devil | the Vampire Chronicles by Amy Smith@Jasper Wood You hated Heathcliff and you have a thing for Carmilla... hmmnn... interesting.... teheheh ^^*
24.5.2011 00:44Comment on Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu by Samme MejiasCarmilla is one hot vampire. Good review.
24.5.2011 00:21Comment on Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu by Jasper WoodTrue, Dracula is a scary novel. I wish there is a movie that would truly adapt the exact storyline in the book, no alterations or whatsoever.
24.5.2011 00:20Comment on Dracula by Bram Stoker by Jasper WoodI hate Heathcliff, enough sad.
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