Book Girl and the Undine Who Bore a Moonflower (Novel 6)
Title: Book Girl and the Undine Who Bore a Moonflower
Volume: Novel 6
Pages: 224
Distributor: Yen Press
Release date: 2013-01-22
Suggested retail price: $11.99
Age rating: Ages 15 & Up
ISBN-10: 0316076961
ISBN-13: 9780316076968
Description:
"I've been kidnapped by a bad person. Bring a change of clothes and your homework and come save me." With an SOS like that from Tohko, Konoha is forced to spend his summer break at the Himekura villa writing snacks for her. But the shadow of a tragedy eighty years ago creeps up on them. "A young lady," "a student," and "a ghoul." The actors are all ready, the stage is set, and everything is headed toward destruction once again. Maki set it all in motion, but what is it that she hopes to achieve? What is the "secret" that jolts the Book Girl's heart with her own imagination? The special edition of Book Girl that sketches out a dreamlike summer!
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