I loved rereading this children’s classic! When twins Laura and James move to the country, they find an old wishing well, and begin to test the magic waters with their wishes. Tagged book, book blog, book blogger, book review, books., classic book, classic books, classic literature, classic manga, comic, comic review, comics, emma, graphic novel review, graphic novels, jane austen, manga, manga classics, manga review, manga romance, read, reading, review All the opinions stated here are my own true thoughts and are not influenced by anyone. I enjoyed this manga so much, and it’s a great way to revisit one of my favorite stories! Can’t wait to read more Manga Classics!ĭisclaimer: I received an ecopy of this book from the publisher in exchange for a free and honest review. It just ends up looking a little silly! But most of the time, the characters expressions match the dialogue in a more demure and subtle way. Sometimes I think the drama goes a little bit overboard though, as though the characters are shouting at each other with wild expressions, or looking dramatically shocked and amazed with wide eyes and open mouths. I love their costumes and the pretty scenery. The artwork is really lovely and the characters are all so distinct. Jane Austen is one of my favorite classic authors, and “Emma” is my favorite of all her books, so I was really excited to read this one! I love that this manga adaptation of one of my favorite classics kept somewhat closely to the original story, even using some of the original dialogue. Tagged book, book blog, book blogger, book review, books., classic, classic book, classic books, classic literature, classic manga, classics, comic, comic review, comics, favorite classics, graphic novel, graphic novel review, graphic novels, jane austen, manga, manga classics, manga review, manga romance, read, reading, review, romance book I love the way the artwork really enhances the characters! Continue reading →
The villains and nasty people, like Lucy Steele, have ugly grotesque expressions sometimes that just make you hate them. The artwork is really lovely, and I liked seeing all the pretty costumes of the ladies. Then again, Marianne Dashwood is the epitome of drama! haha! There’s a lot of crying in this book! I mean, I suppose there’s a lot of crying in the original story too, but seeing almost all the characters constantly collapsing into violent tears, hysterics, and/or fits of depression was over-the-top dramatic. I loved this manga adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic story! The manga follows the original story pretty closely, and the artwork is beautiful.
Manga Classics: Sense and Sensibility by Stacy King
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