Koge Donbo | Koge-Donbo | Stephanie Sheh
1 Dejiko's Summer Vacation
Deijiko's Summer Vacation Julia Dougher
The book has an information part. It has two stories in the book. It shows how to read the book at the back of the book. It shows toys and other stuff at the back of the book. At the beginning of the book there is a part that tells you about the characters.
The story is for all ages. The story is very good. It is very interesting. It is very cute. You might like it but I like it.
The drawings are very good but the story is pretty much funny, too. There are different stories of the book. It is a good book to read. If you buy this book, I hope you will like the book.
By Koge-Donbo
2 Excellent first release!
After several releases by other publishers (Viz and I.C. Entertainemt), Di Gi Charat gets the treatment from the company that created the wacky characters in Japan - and boy do the Broccoli Books people treat it with loving care. The translations sparkle and there are lots of extras included like Di Gi Charat poetry from fans!
There are several stories in this manga, all done by different artists. Lots of cute art and storylines.
I was surprised to see that sound effects are also translated. I never really noticed how much of a difference it makes, but it really does make one.
I'm looking forward to the next Di Gi Charat book!
