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Fruits Basket: v. 20 (Fruits Basket (Paperback))
by: Natsuki Takaya

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 9 to 12 days Binding: Comic
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5952
EAN: 9781427800091
ISBN: 142780009X
Label: Tokyopop Press Inc
Manufacturer: Tokyopop Press Inc
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 192
Publication Date: December 15, 2008
Publisher: Tokyopop Press Inc
Reading Level: Young Adult
Studio: Tokyopop Press Inc
Sales Rank: 5824

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- A Great Addition!!
Fruits Basket has always been a big manga, and ever since the 13th volume onwards, it's started to get darker, as the story has progressed. Now, Fruits Basket reveals what we've all been wanting to know: what -was- Kyo's involvement with Kyoko?
A surprising descriptive manga, and a lot of surprises in store for everyone.
Fruits Basket: Volume 20 has it all: drama, romance, and thebit of comedy we've come to expect.
Buy this if you're ready for the fun and suspense Furuba has come to give us!

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- Shadows of the past
You can really tell when a series is finally starting to wind down, and the plot threads are being tied off one by one.

Such is the case in the twentieth volume of "Fruits Basket," where Akito's dark family legacy and malign mother are finally exposed completely, and the curse comes further unraveled. There's a little romance around the edges, but not much comedy here -- only a lot of heartrending loneliness, and a bloody secret that has been torturing poor Kyo for years.

The whole story of Akito's mysterious box is revealed, as we see how Akito's parents -- beautiful, sheltered invalid Akira and his seductive maid Ren -- met and married, despite the family's protests. When Akito was born, Ren rejected her out of jealous ... Read More:

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