Tail of the Moon, Vol. 1

by Rinko Ueda

Book Overview

Sometimes it seems like Usagi is hopeless. Sure, she's good with healing herbs, but she's the granddaughter of the leader of a prestigious ninja village and she's such a klutz that she's never made it... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1421507641
• ISBN13: 9781421507644
• Release Date: October 2006
• Publisher: Viz Media
• Length: 200 Pages
• Weight: 0.28 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.0" x 7.5"

Customer Reviews

blunt but beautiful

this book was sooo funny usagi (rabbit) is training to be a ninja but has no skills whatsoever and out of the blue tells her great grandpa to go find some uptight rich dude and bear his children (ROFL) youll lovoe this book you must read it

Was not disappointed

This is one of the very few shoujo manga series' that I've wanted to read from beginning to end (other than Hana Kimi and Wallflower). I'm not really fond of sap or melodrama, and I'm not a big fan of love triangles; needless to say that I was also a bit skeptical about starting this series. After thinking about it for quite some time however, I decided that this series was worth giving a shot. I'm very satisfied with my decision thus far. The mangaka portrays her version of Japanese historical figure Hattori Hanzo very well, and the heroine is also very captivating. She's strong-willed (and not a cry baby), determined, and also has a rather interesting outlook on life. I love strong heroines! I definitely recommend this book to anyone who shares similar taste in manga with me. It's funny, slightly romantic, and highly entertaining. I will most definitely be finishing this series.

I love this!

In short, my little heading describes my feelings. This manga captured my heart from the very first pages. It deserves more attention. It is worth the buy.

A Hidden Treasure

This is one of my absolute favorite manga and one I feel deserves much more attention than it has received. It has made me laugh and cry. And the Hanzos aren't bad to look at either, heh heh heh. I can also vouch for the translation. I've read this series in the original Japanese and it has been translated very well.

Pretty good

I thought tail of the moon had a pretty good story. Strong female character who is sweet and caring. If your into romantic comedy, I will definately suggest this book.