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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

189. Tegami Bachi, Volume 6

The Lighthouse in the Wasteland by Hiroyuki Asada (Canada) - (US)
Tegami Bachi: Letter Bee, Volume 7

Pages: 124
Ages: 12+
Finished: Aug. 25, 2011
First Published: Aug. 2, 2011
Publisher: viz media
Genre: graphic novel, YA, fantasy, science fiction
Rating: 4/5


First sentence:
No luck with your letter?
Acquired: Received a review copy from Simon & Schuster Canada.

Reason for Reading: next in the series

Lag is in the process of writing a letter bullet which will hopefully connect his heart to Gauche and help him recover his own heart which he has lost.  We get  flashbacks to see exactly what happened to Gauche that made him lose not only his memories but his heart and become Noir the Marauder.  In the meantime Lag goes about some of us his regular letter bee duties where he learns more about how hearts can be connected to  each other and especially helps Sylvette to help someone make right something she was unable to do in her own past.  Lag meets up with the legendary Jiggy Pepper on his travels and the book ends with a bit of a shocker making the next book an eager read.  I'm liking the 3 mos publishing schedule for this series, just enough to keep you anxious for the next book but short enough that you don't forget what was going on.  Another great entry in the series.

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