Picture Post: Can confirm that @multnomahcountylibrary is very much correct in calling “Cats of the Louvre” a manga hidden gem. Pro tip: have a box of tissues nearby. This one’s going on the list of manga to acquire for my collection. Stephen Weber 4 years ago Taken on Oct 02, 2022 @ 16:38. Borrow this book from Multnomah County Library >> Purchase this book from Kinokuniya >> Share this: Share on Bluesky (Opens in new window) Bluesky Share on Mastodon (Opens in new window) Mastodon Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook More Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Print (Opens in new window) Print Picture Post: Is it just me, or is new book smell even better when it’s a manga about making books?DateApril 4, 2022In relation toPicture PostPicture Post: So apparently in Japan they have these absolutely beautiful “Wide Edition” releases of Kaoru Mori’s “A Bride’s Story”. These are even larger than the hardcover releases Yen Press spoils us with in the US (standard release in Japan is a B6 paperback). Printed on thick, very high quality matte paper with a color color fold out of the original cover art in the back of it. Available from @kinokuniyausa at select stores or online via BookWeb. ISBN 9784047365827 (you can put that right in the search box).DateOctober 18, 2022In relation toPicture PostPicture Post: Missing when the “Food Wars!” manga had recipes at the end of chapters? Give “Witch Hat Atelier Kitchen” a try. Also, don’t read when hungry.DateOctober 14, 2024In relation toPicture Post