Studio Ghibli

thegirlwiththelibrarybag

Studio Ghibli: The Films of Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata | Colin Odell, Michelle Le Blanc

Ahh. I‘m so studio Ghibli inspired.

Leftcoastzen Me too ! 2y

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TheLibrarian I love this! 2y

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TheGothiqueLibrarian

Studio Ghibli: The Films of Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata | Colin Odell, Michelle Le Blanc

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Informative and great analysis on many of Ghiblis films. I love the comparing of technology and female protagonists to our current issues in society such as climate change, war, and objectification.

sisilia

Studio Ghibli: The Films of Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata | Colin Odell, Michelle Le Blanc

From Up On Poppy Hill - Another favorite of mine @Centique @Tanisha_A @BiblioLitten @Curiouser_and_curiouser š’•

Centique Oh wow. Look at the light in this artwork. So beautiful and all their stories have such heart š¨ 5y

BiblioLitten Such gems! Thank you for the recommendations... they are so beautifully made. š¨ 5y

Tanisha_A It's beautiful! Like @Centique pointed out, the work on light is amazing. I love the details. I am planning to watch Princess Mononoke this weekend. š 5y

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sisilia I love Princess Mononoke @Tanisha_A The depiction of nature is splendid š‘š¸» 5y

batsy Gorgeous. I need to watch this one. And great point about Princess Mononokeā€”the depiction of nature and wildness has always stayed with me. 5y

Curiouser_and_curiouser Beautiful movie and yes, I too am in love with the artwork and all of those lovely little details. Such a terrific pleasure to watch. 5y

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ReadingEnvy

Studio Ghibli: The Films of Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata | Colin Odell, Michelle Le Blanc

Okay Littens, readers advisory time. What should my friend buy for his 17 year old niece who likes Korean anime and is in a goth phase? Other than Korean anime. Novels? Short stories? I'd welcome all suggestions!

Bambolina_81 How about some Murakami? Kafka on the Shore perhaps or some of his short stories? They're a little dark at times and make you think! 8y

Gleefulreader Maybe some Murakami? 8y

RanaElizabeth This might sound weird but what about A Monster Calls? The artwork might really appeal to her and well, the story and colors are pretty goth. 8y

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ReadingEnvy @Bambolina_81 @Gleefulreader great minds... 8y

ReadingEnvy @RanaElizabeth I've never read that... will look into it! Ty! 8y

RanaElizabeth What about Howl's Moving Castle book series? She might have already seen the film. 8y

AGirlAndHerBooks Sometimes those into anime also fans of drawing anime ... if that's the case, perhaps a sketch pad or journal book with a nice set of pencils/markers/pens? 8y

RanaElizabeth Much more fantasy than anime, but what about Monstress by Marjorie Liu? 8y

LadyChristy If she's at all into comics/graphic novels, I cannot recommend this enough!

Monstress Volume 1: Awakening

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LadyChristy Hahaha, great minds think alike, @RanaElizabeth š¯ 8y

RanaElizabeth @LadyChristy šˇ 8y

DogMomIrene So the teens I've known who got into goth would publicly kind of scorn anything "romance" but they actually loved the right novel. I'm thinking Atonement by Ian McEwan may be dark enough for her. Or The House at Riverton by Kate Morton. Both of these would also require a love of historical settings, though...

The House at Riverton: A Novel

ReadingEnvy @AGirlAndHerBooks oh good thinking 8y

ReadingEnvy @RanaElizabeth @LadyChristy this sounds like just the ticket, also recommended sandman series since it's pretty gothy!!! 8y

ReadingEnvy @ocdIrene oh interesting I'll pass them along. 8y

Foxyfictionista Perhaps?

Battle Royale

mouchette @Foxyfictionista I think this is a perfect choice!

Battle Royale

ReadingEnvy @Foxyfictionista oooh good one ty 8y

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Monstress #1

AmandaL Or maybe