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A Bookaholic, Pro-life, Pro-Family, Catholic, with Asperger's, who reads as her obsession. These are the ramblings of the books I read or read aloud to my energetic Autistic 12yo.

I love reading almost any book from classics to mysteries to fantasy to manga. I read everything from Christian fiction/non-fiction to dark, paranormal horror novels, go figure. So I'm liable to offend just about everyone with my book choices LOL :-)

I sometimes go through stages of "genre love", I'm addicted to mystery thrillers, Catholic theology, memoirs, 20th century Chinese historical fiction & Victorian fiction and non-fiction, but you'll find I read an even wider variety of books than that, both fiction and non-fiction. I have a teensy fascination with macabre non-fiction books about death and anything about insane asylums.

I also tend to post a lot of reviews of juvenile/teen books, books I read aloud to my son and books he reads aloud to me but I still do a lot of adult reviews as well. I am so addicted to graphic novels and manga that I have a separate BLOG just for those reviews. I read well over 200 books a year, and for the first time ever made it to over 300 last year (2012)! Come join me you never know what new treasure you'll find to read here!

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Thursday, January 12, 2012

5. Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan, Vol. 6 by Hiroshi Shiibashi

The House Where Jyami Wanders by Hiroshi Shiibashi (Canada) - (US)
Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan, Vol. 6

Pages: 199
Ages: 13+
Finished: Jan. 6, 2012
First Published: Dec. 6, 2011
Publisher: viz media
Genre: YA, manga, fantasy, shonen
Rating: 5/5


First sentence:

What's with all these posts?!
Acquired: Received a review copy from Simon & Schuster Canada.

Reason for Reading: next in the series.

This was a great volume and why I keep reading this series!  The first half of the book concludes the story arc involving the battle with Tamazuki and the Shikoku Clan of 88 Demons which is all very intense stuff.  Then Rikuo's classmates are back and it's the beginning of summer vacation so the club goes off looking for Yokai.  Kiyotsugu has secretly made arrangements for them to investigate a girl who is being haunted by a yokai named Jyami.  I really enjoyed this side story which was open and shut during the course of the book and brought us a new yokai character, Jyami.  This volume brings the best of both aspects of this series together: the yokai battles against Rikuo for leadership of the clan and Rikuo's human self with his classmate friends and the interesting yokai side stories.  This volume ends with a very intense scene which shows us that things will be going in a new direction as someone we've never met before but have heard of will be the new protagonist in the next volume. Can't wait!
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