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 Love this series so far.
Ken Akamatsu, Love Hina vol. 2 (Tokyopop, 1999)
More adventures in the Hinata girls' dorm, featuring Kitaro, the hapless headmaster trying to get into Tokyo U. So's Naru, the oldest of the bunch, and despite Naru's hatred of Kitaro, the two of them agree to study together, more out of necessity than anything. Kitaro's klutziness combined with the antics of some of the inhabitants who are less fond of Kitaro keep getting him into sticky situations from which he can't extract himself. Good times! ****
 an awsome book.
this was a great book. it was a comedy with a little romance in it, and i happen to love those kind of genres. it all about a college student who lives in an all girls dorm. he's trying to find his childhood sweetheart so they can go to Tokyo U together.his grades are pathetic, his the girls are at the dorm are all psychos, and he keep getting into situations that make him look like a perv. way to go Keitaro!
Love Hina: Volume 2
This book was just as enchanting and hilarious as the first. It kept me laughing and entertained. I give it 2 thumbs up and 5 stars! Can't wait to read the next volume!
A lot more fun
The second volume of Love Hina is wonderful. Less fanservice (but there are still *some* boob shots, for all you horny guys out there!) and more plot. Is Naru the girl from Keitarou's memories? We still don't know! While this book does leave you wondering, there are a lot of hints, and the plot development is fun. If you've read the first book, then you have to buy this. Plot-wise, it's a lot deeper than volume one, and the characters are explored a bit more, too. Overall, a great read. Give it a go.
Come on, let's sleep together!
This is the second volume of the Japanese comic book series. It's hard to catagorize it, but I would say it's a "romantic comedy with lots of slapstick". It continues the story of Keitaro and the girls who live at Hinata House. You get a better idea of the individual girls personalities this time around, especially Su, who was pretty underdeveloped in the first book. The intriguing love-hate relationship between Keitaro and Naru continues. Will they end up together? I would think so, but I don't know, I have only read the first two books in the series. But you better believe I plan on reading the rest of the books and finding out. Fans of manga comedy should really enjoy this. I think it will have a lot of appeal to teenage girls (not that I am a teenager, or a girl, for that matter). But of course you should read the first book in the series before you read this one.
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