The Manga in our lives (seem to be a theme reading phase)
0 comments Posted by A Family/Group Member at 5:39 PMTrinity Blood - volume 1
Trinity Blood - volume 2
Eureka seven Gravity Boys & Lifting Girl - Volume 1
School Rumble - volume 3
Two more Ghost Hunt mangas were finished. They sure get expensive but thankfully we are able to get them from the library. We do a lot of holds. Sadly, they often don't come in order but we were able to do #2: House of Horro and #3: School Nightmare
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Old Boy - listed as a Graphic Novel/Manga/Crime. Published by Dark Horse
Project Arms #14
More books were read and we just spent a day in the house being together. There was never any boredom (our family doesn't seem to know or recognize that term) and I think we'll start this week off refreshed and with our goals and plans firmly in place
Some of the other books read were
Project Arms #13 (a manga by Viz Media) and Banya: The explosive delivery man #4 (a Dark Horse Manhwa) and somewhere in there we were able to finish a Louis L'amour book on tape The Sacketts: Treasure Mountain. I found out after we finished that it was #11 in a series so I'll be online sometime today trying to see if I can get #1 on hold and start us off from the beginning.
I also have a Jet Magazine to read. We're a bit backed up on magazines.
We're all feeling much better. Well the majority is feeling better. We still have one that seems to have an under the weather day. With that factor and the rain, we're looking at a home day. Luckily library day was yesterday. Two of us went to the huge Central Library yesterday (another made a visit to the Culver City library and the Mar Vista library) so we have lots of audiobooks and books. Looks like it will be a fun day.
What are reading?
Well so far, these are the books that have been cracked open:
Rebirth (Manga) #3
Rebirth (Manga) #4
as far as audiobooks
We just finished up listening to a Radio Program (which we started last night). I love that it includes the original commercials which are pure comedy, although I don't think they meant for it to be that way. It is for a Quaker Oats cereal and they actually have rifle shots in it and say "the only cereal shot from guns". You just know with today's political correctness climate that this commercial would never make it on the air. Anyway, The Radio Show we listened to was THE CHALLENGE OF THE YUKON/SGT. PRESTON OF THE YUKON. The set had 4 episodes on 2 CDs. Not sure what we'll listen to next since we have quite a bit to choose from.
Not only do we read the classics in our house but we also have comic books and manga readers in our home so it was nice to come across this widget from Tokyopop:
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