Yozakura Quartet review by KMeng
Yozakura Quartet 1
by Suzuhito Yasuda
Age Range - 12 and up
Genre - Fantasy

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Age at time of review - 11
Reviewer's Location - Carlisle, PA, United States
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Hime, the mayor of Sakurashin, is a superheroine. Kotocha can conjure up anything with the right word(s). Ao is able to read minds. They fight evil in the town to make it a better place. However, this is not done without Akina. He is just a regular guy that lives with the three supergirls. Together, they face a dangerous shooter, a demon dog, and other threats as well. Read Yozakura Quartet to find out how each individual helps keep the town safe.

Opinion: 

I loved this book! To start off, it is a Japanese manga. However, it is translated into English. I loved how it was authentic to the way traditional manga would be written; It is read from right to left. Also, the pictures are absolutely wonderfully drawn. This particular volume had five different sections, and each section contained a different evil they fought against. I really liked how the different characters were worked into the story. Although I was confused about the characters in the beginning I learned who each one was pretty quickly. The storyline is very unique, and it was a pleasure to read. I recommend this book to anyone seeking humor and action.

 

 

Rating:
4
Content Rating:

Content rating - some mature content

Explain your content rating: 

There is mild swearing and violence.
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