Why hello there. I met my deadline early so here are the reviews for volumes 7-10 of Black Bird by Kanoko Sakurakouji
Black Bird volume 7 by Kanoko Sakurakouji
5 stars
I
love Black Bird; it’s one of my favorite mangas that I’ve ever gotten
my hands on. It’s completely captivating and I enjoy every single hot
sizzling second between Kyo and Misao. I love Kyo. You can call him a
jerk if you want and disagree with me, but I love him and I think he’s
sexy too. That’s a bonus… don’t get me wrong he has his jerky moments
but I actually find those moments laughable. I want to know who this new
guy thinks he is trying to break up Misao and Kyo.
He
shall be punished for this. I don’t like him, but he is kind of cute,
but still no one breaks them up. I’ll probably start the next one
tonight or tomorrow depending on how busy I am. I didn’t talk about what
this manga is about… I’ll do it in the next review of volume 8.
Black Bird volume 8 by Kanoko Sakurakouji
5 stars
Since
I said in my last review of Black Bird volume 7 that I would talk about
what this book is about instead of raving about it, here goes. Black
Bird follows Misao a schoolgirl that can see demons and ghosts. One day
she comes home and finds Kyo her long lost neighbor that she has no
recollection about and he’s a tengu, a demon, and she’s the Senka Maiden
a person demons will be after to gain power. OMG! I’m so addicted to
Black Bird… I think it explains why when I do shop for manga (which I
only do in the summer) I buy out most of the volumes and indulge in the
mystical world created. Kyo… I love you… it’s a simple as that…OK well
maybe not simple, but I love him. Misao has her good and bad moments
like most heroines, but I always seem to like Misao even in times where I
should want to smack her. Raiko was growing on me, I started to like
him. Now I respect him a villain in this series, but he can rot for
being mean to Kyo. I hope not giving anything away. I’m trying not to
but it’s really hard. These books are my addiction and that’s all I
shall say for now.
Black Bird volume 9 by Kanoko Sakurakouji
5 stars
Dear Kyo,
Why
were you a jerk for most this volume? I shall forgive you, but don’t
give Misao the cold shoulder after you two have finally done the dead. I
hate guys like that, don’t be like that. Since you are insanely awesome
and bring out the fangirl in me, I’ll let you slide.
Sincerely,
Me
They
finally did it and now they are considered marry by demon law or
something like that. Why is everyone always trying to break them up and
eat Misao, they can never catch a break. Kyo’s dad showed up in the last
chapter of this volume and I was like, “Oh snap, he knows who the
traitor is. Maybe he is the traitor.” So much suspense, I’m not going to
start volume 10 until later today. I’ll live with the torture of
suspense. I don’t know what I’ll do without volume 11, which my
bookstore decided not to get when I was there. That’s all for now, I’m
trying not to spoil anything.
Black Bird volume 10 by Kanoko Sakurakouji
5 stars
I’ve
finished the Black Bird books that I bought… and I need more so, so
bad. That ending was fricking amazing. Sakurakouji is an amazing
storyteller. The world she creates is beautiful. Being a gifted artist
is amazing, but also being blessed with the amazing gift of storytelling
makes her a double-threat (I’m sure she’s a triple-threat, but I don’t
know much about her). I love the tengus. They will forever hold a
special place in my heart as one of the best paranormal entities I’ve
been introduced to. This isn’t the final volume of the series, but it
feels like it to me because they only had volumes 7-10 at my bookstore
and I only read mangas in the summer. I can’t wait to indulge myself
next summer in the rest of the Black Bird series. This series is really
heating up right now. We got a lot more insight into Kyo’s mom, who has
hardly been mentioned in this series and Sho. Sho, you sly devil, you’re
one of my favorite villains. Misao why is it when Sho is introduced
again you start thinking about him and you know it pisses Kyo off. I
would be mad to if I was in his shoes. Kyo… I love you, but tone down
your jerkiness. Although since you admit to being a jerk I have respect
for you. Most jerks won’t admit to being jerks. I love Black Bird and if
you have never read manga before I suggest this be the one you try.
This series is amazing and it won’t disappoint. It's the end... at least
until I get my hand on these books next summer.
That is all for now on Black Bird. I really do encourage you guys to check it out and thanks for reading.(:
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