Witch & Wizard: The Manga, Vol. 2 (Volume 2)

Awesome! My 11 year old adored it! She read it again and again and got my 13 year old to read it and love it to!

Ok I'm going to start off by saying that I'm a huge manga geek and book worm.I actually read the first book of the series (not the manga) . So I decided to read the 2nd manga of W&W and it was absolutely perfect and bittersweet. I would recommend reading the 1st book or manga before getting this one to understand the story clearly but other than that 6/5 stars.

Yet another great read of this series. Unfortunately I do think that it jumps around a bit and misses some things but altogether a great graphic novel.

I read these years back... I loved it then and I loved it now. And it's soooo much more convenient on the kindle. Thank you so much for making this a manga. Because, honest to God, I can't read a book worth the life of me. xD Also the artist is the same who made Dramacon. One of my personal favorites and a must read.

The story is getting exciting, action packed and fastbpaced but i think a large chunk of the story is missing.

The order was received quickly and in good condition.

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I had never read a manga before so I figured I'd try it with W&W because I like the books, however will be sticking to actual books in the future...

My daughter bought this with her birthday money - she loves it !!!!!! Great looking book, easy to follow story and graphics, and a great price. Delivered in first class condition - 10/10

I read this series only because there was Svetlana Čmakova involved. I loved the first volume. I read it in one sitting while I was drying my hair in front of the wood stove and it was really good. The story was detailed and I could follow it even if I hadn't read the book before. The art was fantastic and the characters were likable. It was the perfect adaptation! Unfortunately I read the second one in multiple sittings and I felt a bit lost. It was like the book was jumping from one event to the other without a nice flow. But I don't know who it to blame for that: me for reading in multiple sittings or the creators for making the story a bit confused. I more or less remember what happened in volume #1 and it was easy to delve into volume #2. Whit and Wisty are losing their friends and they're not sure if they can trust the one who are left. Whit keeps seeing Celia everywhere and she gives him really mixed signals. The poor guy doesn't know what to do anymore. On the other hand, Wisty falls in love with a musician but things turn out not the way she expects. Byron/Weasel is a good character. I haven't completely figured him out yet and I'm looking forward to graphic novel #3 to see how it end. I hope it is as good as the first one was. Still, I'm not planning to read the original series.

My son loved it.

Good condition and great value