Penguin Revolution: Volume 2 by Sakura Tsukuba


Penguin Revolution: Volume 2
Title : Penguin Revolution: Volume 2
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ISBN : 1401211313
ISBN-10 : 9781401211318
Language : English
Format Type : Paperback
Number of Pages : 192
Publication : First published September 5, 2005

When Yukari Fujimari sees a pair of wings--indicating acting potential--on Ryoko Katsuragi's back, she sees promoting Ryo's career as a way out of her unstable life, but little does she know that beautiful Ryo is actually a boy.

Penguin Revolution: Volume 2 Reviews

  • Christina

    This was a great volume and the plot keeps getting thicker. I couldn't put it down. I have a feeling it could only get better as I read farther.

  • Rena

    These two cannot possible be any more adorable. They other guy has to know that she is a girl. He may not be able to see well, but I can garuntee that he is not that blind. I am quite fond of this series.

  • Soobie is expired

    La storia è all'altezza delle copertine pinguinose.

    C'è sempre lei che dà di matto quando vede le ali di persone destinate a sfondare nel mondo dello spettacolo, ma anche il suo impegno per far sì che Ryo ottenga dei ruoli adatti.

    Anche il terzo tipo, quello iper-popolare, sta entrando piano piano nella storia.

    Per il momento, sono estramamente contenta di aver recuperato questa serie.

  • Solace Winter

    Maybe as I grow older my tastes are changing, but while this series has not disappointed me yet it has done little to surprise me. A girl who sees wings on talents and watches them grow as they grow, while at the same time the girl has to pretend she's a male to be the actor's manager. That actor has to pretend to be a girl at school for a reason I have forgotten since the first novel. Very contrived storytelling where the author reached for gender reversals. The gender reversals almost seems completely unnecessary, while at the same time having a high school manager guiding your acting career seems completely unbelievable. This is manga, though, but it does not entirely excuse the author of trying to do too much instead of focusing on one interesting story.

  • anenko

    This is an adorable, lightweight series. I'm ridiculously fond of all of the major characters, and I foresee Penguin Revolution becoming one of my comfort reads.

  • Joy

    (Side note: the author's note at the end is so sad!)

  • Ika Utomo

    aw aw aw... I can't stop thinking about Ryo Katsuragi and Makoto Ayaori :D

  • Katie (Katie's Corner Blog)

    see full review @ Katie's Corner