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animegamingnerd
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i wish my library would carry attack on titan ):
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ZepysGirl
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Have you tried an Inter-library loan?
It is an excellent series, I'm glad to see it make this list.  A Devil and Her Love Song is wonderful too, but for different reasons. 
(why does it seem like they are nominating less and less manga? ._.) |
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enurtsol
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Less and less manga are wholesome-teen-worthy? 
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sorincha child
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It is at this moment that I realize how lucky I was to have a library that carries over 100 manga titles. I don't think many do that...
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Agent355
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A librarian in my main library district once told me that newly published titles are more likely to be rejected when you request them via inter-library lone. It's a really great way to read OOP series, though. It's how I read Planetes! Domestic publishers are putting out more quality graphic novels that aren't tethered to superhero lore (Ultimate Spider-Man introduces a young, minority superhero in a major role, and I've heard really good things about Waid's Daredevil, so those choices make sense, too). |
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