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Wave, Listen to Me! (eBook 7)

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Title: Wave, Listen to Me!
Volume: eBook 7
Distributor: Kodansha Comics

Release date: 2021-08-10
Suggested retail price: $10.99
Age rating: 16 Years

ISBN-10: 1636990479 1636990479
ISBN-13: 9781636990477 9781636990477

Description:
On her quest to take over the world via late-night radio (or at least make a decent living), Minare finds herself enlisted as an MC for an inter-station event called Valentine Radio. Meanwhile, her curry shop coworker, Makie, is secretly taking steps to becoming a scriptwriter. Then, one day, Minare receives a message from a listener on her show's social media account beseeching her help in straightening out her shut-in son. With a little prodding from Mizho, Minare decides to pay the dysfunctional family a visit.

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