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Loading... Skip Beat! Vol. 6by Yoshiki Nakamura
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Skip Beat is not a book I've gone out of my way for, it's on my 'to pick up eventually' list rather than at the top of my must haves. The series on the whole is pretty decent and it puts a nice spin on the stereotypical 'shoujo idol' subgenre. I like that Kyoko isn't always a particularly nice or even, sometimes, sympathetic character. I like that her motivation is as much about revenge as it is about succeeding for herself. In this volume, we see a lot more of the nice side of Kyoko. We see her working hard for herself as well as for Ren and even doing pretty well at things, which begins to affect his perception of her. I admit to not fully understanding the extent of all the relationships, but it feels like a balance is maintained in this volume and the next as she manages to impress and piss off the male leads in pretty much equal parts. For a series that can go a bit over the top, it has a very solid storytelling base and I'm considering actually going out of my way to get more. 0.053 seconds to build listing no reviews | add a review
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Kyoko takes care of Ren when he is really sick, and learns more of the soft gentle side of the man as well. I don't want to spoil the rest, but you get an idea that after the release of this book, the relationsship between the two gets stronger.
I really enjoyed this volume and when I feel like reading some of my owned skip beats books ( I own volume 4-9), I always pick up that one because the volume brings up the climax (I believe) in the story about the relationship between the two. Please, read this =). (