raeallic's review against another edition
3.0
absolutely gorgeous book that lacks in the storytelling department...
woowottreads's review against another edition
4.0
God, Mizuno-sensei's art is glorious and weird, just like this nuts story. But that's not surprising. I was introduced to her art through the sadly dead hardcopy magazine Shoujo Beat, which I miss terribly. She did the zodiac illustrations for the magazine. Be prepared for weird storytime and weird, beautiful, adorable, messed-up art.
nerdysread's review against another edition
3.0
3.5. Une histoire intéressante sur l’humanité et surtout de très beaux dessins au style unique
bridgett's review
3.0
This has beautiful artwork that is a blend of erotic, cute, and almost fractal. Seriously, the artwork is gorgeous!
The story that accompanies it recalls fairy tales, with a series of mostly unrelated adventures undertaken by a beautiful young woman. There are definite threads of feminism in this work and as much as I appreciated that, I wasn’t much impressed with the story itself.
Also, FYI - this is most definitely geared towards older teens and adults, NOT children.
The story that accompanies it recalls fairy tales, with a series of mostly unrelated adventures undertaken by a beautiful young woman. There are definite threads of feminism in this work and as much as I appreciated that, I wasn’t much impressed with the story itself.
Also, FYI - this is most definitely geared towards older teens and adults, NOT children.
corireed's review
3.0
This was beautiful but also one of the most "WTF?" worthy books I've ever read.
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