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FireChick
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I love how Dorothy's face makes her look like she's saying "What the hell did I just get myself into?"
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RetroWinnipeg
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The Wonderful Wizard of Oz meets Toradora!
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Ampharos
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This certainly got me interested in reading all of these (which I've somehow never read a single one of?)!
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OtherSideofSky
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This reminds me that a bunch of the best English translations of Miyazawa Kenji are ironically only available in Japan because they're part of a series intended for Japanese people learning English. (Also that I had a bunch of them, but they vanished somewhere in the Pacific Ocean during a move.)
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FinalVentCard
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I came here because I had to see what Arina Tanemura drew. Sadly, I've never heard of The Twins At St. Claires. Loved the covers for Dr Jeckyll and Dr Doolittle, though! Those were fun surprises.
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fuuma_monou
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The TV anime adaptation was my intro to The Twins at St. Clare's. Chinese and Tagalog dubs. AFAIK it's never been dubbed in English. |
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