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 Missin' - Novala Takemoto
Newest Review: ... than a choice, it's a lifestyle, a feeling, her clothing goes beyond the realms of good taste/bad taste. I love Vivienne ... more  ... Westwood clothes though, so I really didn't mind reading about them. This story is a bit weird, to be honest, I wasn't entirely sure whether the protagonist was male or female until a little way in. I liked it though. I like the quirky relationship that's formed, that the girl who starts visiting the shop is mute. It's not a very long story, but I think it's kind of cute, and a bit sad.
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Missin' is the story of a kind of geeky outcast who considers herself to live the lifestyle of a maiden, not being interest...more |
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Missin' - Novala Takemoto: Second English release by the king of Japanese street fashio ... (1093 words)
by - written on 30/08/09 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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I pre-ordered this book on Amazon as I was really excited to see that another of Novala Takemotos books had been translated and was being released in England. I started to read it the day it arrived and finished it the next day. Missin' is a boxset of two books, Missin', and Missin'2:Kasako. They come in a cardboard box which is black and pink, the cover has a picture of a girl holding a microphone in the centre of a record. The first book is divided into two stories, 'Little shop called the end of the world' and 'Missin''. The book'a 111 pages long ans Missin' starts on page 73. Little shop called the end of the world The first is ... Read the complete review
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