Kodocha Sana's Stage 6

by Miho Obana

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1591821827
• ISBN13: 9781591821823
• Release Date: April 2003
• Publisher: TokyoPop
• Length: 184 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.4" x 7.3"
• Age Range: 13 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 8 to 12

Customer Reviews

Great manga.

This a great manga my teen daughter has collected the whole book and dvd series.

Fun 2 read

This is a awesome book and is totally funny. the characters are creative and likable. I really hope Sana and Akito end up together (that would make me super happy :>). If you are in the mood for comedy buy this series, it's super hilarious, and makes me lol. Sana and Akito sittin' in a tree K-I-S-S-I-N-G. Hee hee hee.

The Best

I just got done reading this, manga book. Ya, I know it's been a long time sense I've writen a review. But it's all my friend Meghans fault she took so long reading it. Now she taking to long reading the seventh one.But back to the review. It's a must read mange. I'll even give you a sneak peak where they last led off Naozumi's fans attack Sana up in the moutains at the shoot. Well they brack her leg you could say, accually she only gets a crack in his leg, but it is bad. Because they have to film around her, when they can't do that any more and they have to flim the last part of the flim. She goes in and sits down on the x they had there for her.They then start the house on fire and when she's suppose to get out of the house her leg give a sharp pain. She fell to the floor and everyone was worried about her that she wasn't coming out. But she gathers up the courage to get out of there and when she comes out of the house Mr.Ono is so happpy because she got it perfect, he said if they did it again it wouldn't come out that good. You must buy it and read it. If you liked the last book and it left you on the edge of your seat this one will too. So you gotta read it.I hope my review helped you make your chose of buying it or not.

Fantastic read!

In this book, we see how truly strong Sana can be work-wise. When a rowdy impediment injures her, she still carries on. During her trials she remembers the people who care about her and their voices. This really helps her through the impediment she faces. In other fields, however, well...she has to deal with those. It's hard to heal a broken heart, and Sana is forced to learn that at such a young age.Here's a no-brainer: some people get their hearts broken. However, contrary to what I expected, I actually felt their pain and sorrow. The emotions are deep in this book; I was surprised. Of course, nothing can ever be too serious around Sana. Comic relief is ever present! Naozumi grows up in this book. He does some chivalric gestures for Sana. Of course, Sana being Sana, she doesn't see it the way that Naozumi intended. As Naozumi says, "I hope someday she understands." So do I. Sana may be mature at times, but she can be innocent too.A love revelation- and then some. I cannot stress this enough: fantastic read!