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  Don't ever lie, even if it's about your feelings.\
 This is about a girl named Misaki Ayuzawa who is the school president of Seika High. Her family is going through a rough time financially, which leads her to working as a maid in a cafe. This is kept a secret until Usui, one of the most popular boys in school, discover this secret. Ever since then, he would not stop following her and talking to her. They go through crazy things and slowly open up to each other. Read this fun, hilarious manga and you will drown in a cloud of happiness. :) \
  It's fine, I'll come to save you as much as you want. I'll make you fall for me as much as you wish. Leave this to your master.\
 The things they go through in this volume was crazy! The hypnotizing guy is awesome, I loved what he did because of the fact that we see more of how strong Usui and Misaki are. I love the way everyone has each other's backs and how Misaki changes people and helps everyone. She always worries about others but no one worries about her. I am glad she met Usui because he has been so helpful to her. \
  It's painful when you get disappointed by the person you look up to.\
 The scene in the forest was so sweet, it was one of my favourite scenes in both the anime and the manga. I loved it so much, they way they slowly opened up to each other. It was so sweet and nice!  This made me laugh so much and I had a lot of fun reading this. I can't wait to read more, it made me feel much better.   I highly recommend this to anyone who is feeling down and needs a fun read. Also, I recommend this to those who haven't read any manga yet. If you have read manga and are looking for another good read, this is the perfect one for you! I am going to read the next volume now! Bye!

Chasing DreamsNakatsu's mom is in town, and she has plans for her son: she wants him to go home after graduation to take care of the family business! Will Nakatsu give up his dreams of becoming a star soccer player? Meanwhile, another student at Osaka High School prepares to put his heart on the line. Nakao confesses his love to upperclassman Minami...but can Minami really have feelings for a boy?

This was an amazing read. I think the manga is the best version of the story, but I want to give the anime and tv series based on the manga a chance as well. In this volume, I love Kyoko and her determination. Although she thought about giving up, when she saw Shou, it refueled her passion. Although, she wants to take revenge on someone (which I really do not think is right), I feel in Kyoto’s situation, it is okay. I can’t wait to see what happens to the Love Me Section in the upcoming volumes. Also, I love the characters besides Shou. The ending was fantastic. Can't wait to read Volume 3 and I hope it keeps getting better. Overall, an incredible read.

I think I finally reached the point where I had to stop to read “Fruits Basket”. My inner teen is very happy to continue reading now. *lol* Especially because after all those years I really want to know if Akito is really that bad. XD \
  Highlights of this volume:\
”I’m sorry. I spoke without thinking. I was happy, too… that you spoke to me. Really.”I totally dig Uo-chan and Kureno’s love story. But urgh that ending! Please tell me everything is going to be alright!?! (view spoiler)[I can’t believe he’s working for Akito?! Is he another one of the zodiac? And if yes, which zodiac sign is he?! Well, at least it would explain why he never got out of his house even though he’s 26 already. Gosh, I hate Akito!!! I hope Akito didn’t hurt Kureno as well. =(( (hide spoiler)]

Kyo and Yuki... I still haven’t decided which one of them I like more. As a teen I loved Kyo but I also couldn’t get enough of Yuki. As an adult it’s still the same. *lol* I really wonder if Tohru will be able to choose one of them. XD\
  Highlights of this volume:\
”If I’m going to lose her anyway, I’ll make it so bad, I’ll hurt her so much that it couldn’t possibly hurt any more! I’ll make it so bad that she’ll never feel sorry for me again. That she’ll never want to come back.”Awww Kyo!!! This was so sad! I think I understand him better now and it’s no wonder he’s trying to keep his distance to everyone. My poor boy! T_T”From now on just like you listened to my complaints, Kyo-Kun, I want you to let me listen to yours. When things get tough… when you’re scared, when you’re weak, I want you to tell me. I want you to let me care about you. I want to be together.”Is it bad that a Manga actually managed to make me cry? Because this scene with Tohru and Kyo… it made me cry so much. *sobs* Those two … they tug at my heartstrings. &gt;_&lt;”People would say things so terrible you’d want to puke. Things that wouldn’t have been said if it weren’t for me. Shishou accepted them all and raised me in spite of it.”I love Shishou!!! He’s such a pure and gentle soul and he must be protected at all costs! &lt;333 Such a wonderful and rare person! And his relationship with Kyo… *sighs deeply* So precious. ”If you don’t come along willingly I’ll kidnap you. You’d better watch out.”*LMAO* And this from Yuki of all people!! I know he was just kidding but I think there was a grain of truth in it and haha I rather like that seductive and playful side of him! XDCan I have more of it in the next volume? Please? *makes huge puppy eyes*

After reading volume 1: (1 star)I couldn't stand the art (having seen the anime first), and ended up selling my only volume off at a con bring and buy without even finishing it! Glad I went back to it though...After reading up to volume 3:(4 stars)I can imagine that most manga/anime fans will have probably seen or heard of the anime adaptation of Ouran before picking up the manga. Those wanting more of the same should be pretty happy with the manga, as it follows the anime almost to-the-letter so far, plus there is the certainty of new material that goes beyond where the anime series finished.Ouran High School Host Club is basically reverse-harem shoujo crack at its finest: a normal teenage girl is mistaken for a boy, knocks over an expensive vase by accident and somehow winds up paying off her debt by masquerading as a boy and becoming part of the school's Host Club - where filthy rich pretty boys with too much time on their hands entertain filthy rich pretty girls with too much time on their hands.So the series is about a normal (albiet quite sharp and cynical) girl, who spends her time surrounded by a doting group of various beautiful boys: what's not for a teenage female reader to like? And yes, it sounds pretty rubbish when you explain it like that, but there are 2 great things that make Ouran deserving of its 4-star score:1. Character depth and relationships: outwardly the Ouran characters are pretty shallowly designed - there's your glasses-wearing guy, stoic guy, babyface guy, twins etc. etc. but once you get into reading the series their personalities, backstories and interactions with each other make them much more unique people (albiet still comedically over-the-top people).2. Sense of humour: the way the author plays with the boundary between normal ('poor') people and the filthy rich Ouran students is hilarious, plus some funny moments come simply from the range of character traits of the Host Club members, and subversion of them.The only thing that lets the manga version Ouran down for me is the artwork - originally I was really turned off by the art style in issue 1 as the characters seemed way uglier than their anime counterparts. However, the giant eyes do get steadily downplayed as the series goes on, and after flicking through a random copy of vol. 10 in the shops one day I could see that the art did eventually converge more with the look of the anime.After reading up to vol. 9:(5 stars)Absolutely loving this manga series! The art has got a lot prettier and more consistent now that I'm on volume 9, making it easier to read and more enjoyable all round. So far there has only been one chapter with events that I don't recall from the anime - everything else is very similar, and with the improvements to the artwork I'm enjoying the manga now at least as much as I enjoyed the anime, which is just what I wanted from it.What I love about reading manga over watching anime though is that you do it at your own pace, so I can read quickly past some of the silly school side stories but savour the moments of character development and chuckle-able funny bits :)After reading the entire series (18 vols):(4 stars)As the series progresses it loses a lot of the comedy antics and becomes more of a drama. There are also parts where I felt it was being stretched out with little arcs that were not needed. Overall though there was enough quality in the content that it kept me coming back right up to the end, and I'm glad I saw it through. Its always quite a big event to finish a long series that you've been collecting for several years, and this was no exception.

The life of Candy, a little orphan girl, and her friends.

1975-1979 Japanese anime series, Japanese manga series

Little Swiss girl Annette's relationship with her best friend Lucien hits the rocks when he is accused of hurting her brother.

Numberblocks is a British animated television programme for preschoolers that debuted on CBeebies on 23 January 2017. The programme was created by Joe Elliot and produced by Alphablocks Ltd with Blue Zoo. It was commissioned by the British Broadcasting Corporation, with Larkshead Media and Learning Resources holding merchandising rights. The series made its premiere on CBeebies in England and S4C in Wales.

Based on the award-winning educational apps, the StoryBots are curious little creatures who live in the world beneath our screens and go on fun adventures to help answer kids' questions.

This colorful series leads preschoolers room to room through a fantastical dollhouse of delightful mini-worlds and irresistible kitty characters.

Strawberry Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures is a CGI animated television series based on the Strawberry Shortcake franchise. The series, produced by MoonScoop Group (2010–2013) and Splash Entertainment (2015), follows the adventures of Strawberry and her friends who live in the fictional land of Berry Bitty City. The series aired from 2010 to 2015. The show is the third iteration of the franchise overall, following the 1980s specials, and the second television series after its 2003 relaunch. It features songs with music by Andy Street and lyrics by Judy Rothman. The series is produced using Autodesk Maya 3D software.

Two ducks fly around in a rocket-powered van, delivering bread to other ducks in Pondgea.

The adventures of the color protector and her friends (sidekick Twink, the color kids, her horse Starlite, and her human friend Brian).

Celebrating the noisy, joyful, messy reality of pre-school life.

On a special inner city street, the inhabitants, human and muppet, teach preschool subjects with comedy, cartoons, games, and songs.

Timothy Goes to School is a children's animated television series based on books written by Rosemary Wells, but is titled after the book of the same name. The series is a co-production with Nelvana Limited and Animation Services Limited, in association with Silver Lining Entertainment Ltd. and produced in association with PBS and TVOntario with the participation of Knowledge Network, Access and Saskatchewan Communications Network.

The slice-of-life adventures of an Australian Blue Heeler Cattle Dog puppy as she has fun with her family and friends in everyday situations.

The adventures and ballet recitals of Angelina Mouseling (Finty Williams) in tow with her friends, Alice Nimbletoes (Jo Wyatt), William Longtail (Keith Wickham), Miss Lilly (Dame Judi Dench), and the menacing pair Priscilla Pinkpaws 

2002-2006 British animated children's television series

The Muppets, as babies, have adventures with their imaginations inside their nursery.

Adventure Time has a sequel with new adventures around other worlds.

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A live-action girl named Mia is plunged into an animated storybook world of elves and unicorns.

Three short stories involve the EQ Girls striving to fix Camp Everfree, ceasing a culprit for sabotaging the Daring-Do film's production and the discovery of a mystical mirror at Juniper's movie theater.

The misadventures of the Mixels, a colorful species that can form with each other to make more powerful Mixes, or useless Murps.

A group of kids discover stories around their city by communicating directly with the ghosts who inhabit it.

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