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Original Title:	Paradise Kiss 1
ISBN:	8863460019 (ISBN13: 9788863460018)
Edition Language:	Italian
Series:	Paradise Kiss #1

Paradise Kiss Deluxe, Vol. 1 (Paradise Kiss #1) Paperback | Pages: 176 pages

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Title	:	Paradise Kiss Deluxe, Vol. 1 (Paradise Kiss #1)
Author	:	Ai Yazawa
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 176 pages
Published	:	May 29th 2008 by Panini Comics - Planet Manga (first published April 7th 2000)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Manga. Romance. Comics. Graphic Novels. Josei

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Yukari Hayasaka, studentessa liceale, è tutta presa dagli esami per l'ammissione all'università. Si sveglia alle 7, va a scuola, studia in biblioteca e, di sera, se ne va a letto presto. Certo, le piace un compagno di classe, Hiroyuki, ma non ha il coraggio di dichiararsi. La monotona esistenza della bella Yukari viene sconvolta quando un giovane punk, Arashi Nagase, stabilisce che lei è perfetta per fare la modella dell'atelier da lui formato insieme ad altri studenti dell'istituto d'arte Yazawa. Ben presto Yukari incontra gli altri membri di questo gruppo di stilisti in erba chiamato "Paradise Kiss"... Joji Koizumi, Miwako Sakurada e l'enigmatica Isabella!
Ecco a voi l'attesa riedizione di una delle opere più amate dai fan di Ai "Nana" Yazawa.

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This is most certainly not a new manga for me, in fact, I read this like 4 or 5 years ago and it inspired me like no other book or manga have done. Since it's compose for five tomes I'm just going to do a review about the hole series in general, but without spoilers,so don't worry.It all starts with the view of a young lady in the middle of a few persons waiting to cross the street, but somehow she seems really unhappy and well, bother with the whole world. Her name is Yukari (aka Caroline) and

August 9, 2014I decided to reread this series again. I'm not sure why. Okay, just kidding. I totally know why. I read this article: Paradise Kiss and the Art of Self Deprecation and wanted to revisit Yukari's relationship with George. Not much has changed in the three years since I first read this, but I'd like to analyze their relationship with a clearer head and without being so emotionally attached to the characters.I'm still entranced by Yazawa's cute and quirky art style. I'm still in love

I read this manga in a few hours and I regret nothing. I heard about ParaKiss many years ago but even if the plot was kind of appealing to me, I never had the real intention to make some time and read it. However, this last summer I got interested about "Nana" and that's how I decided to give it to this other Yazawa's work a try again.Even though is a bit more of the typical "My family force me to be like this but I find an unconventional interest that makes me happy even if they would hate me

-its delicious-tasting fashion-at its -absolute best-with a tangy-twist of-bittersweet-romance

For a short, 5 volume series, this was a decent read. Some of the characters - especially George - seemed a bit wishy washy at times, but the artwork is clean and enjoyable, and with a end after 5 volumes, the story managed to remain interesting without dragging on for so long like some mangas unfortunately do. Overall, this volume was a good start to Paradise Kiss. Pick it up. You might like it, despite its somewhat bittersweet ending.

Admittedly, I watched the anime before reading the manga. As someone who is not very much into anime romance OR fashion, I wasn't expecting to like this series as much as I did. What first intrigued me was the art style, so I thought, "eh, I'll give it a go". I was enthralled from the start. What I really loved was the atypical nature of this romance manga. From my experience, most romance manga are very cute, flowery, and girly. Not the case with Paradise Kiss. This one gave off a gritty and