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Sailor Moon, Volume 11
Sailor Moon, Volume 11 | Naoko Takeuchi
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As life appears to return to normal for everyone else, Usagi s turns upside-down in a mundane way with Mamoru leaving to study abroad for a year in America and Chibi-Usa returning to the thirtieth century. This new edition of Sailor Moon features: - An entirely new, incredibly accurate translation!- Japanese-style, right-to-left reading!- New cover art never before seen in the U.S.!- The original Japanese character names!- Detailed translation notes!"
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sunflowermeghan
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Sailor Moon, Volume 11 | Naoko Takeuchi
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Even better than book 10!

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WellReadCatLady
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Sailor Moon, Volume 11 | Naoko Takeuchi
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Rachel_R._Smith
Rachel_R._Smith
Sailor Moon, Volume 11 | Naoko Takeuchi
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The very first book I ever bought on Amazon (way back in 1998) was a volume of the Sailor Moon manga because none of the local bookstores carried manga. It was the beginning of an enduring love of both Amazon *and* manga. I must admit though, I dearly miss the days of waking out of Borders once a month with a stack of manga 30 volumes high. Now there's neither Borders nor that many new releases each month. And yet the TBR is still growing. 😂

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