There's trouble on the Tsukimori set, and surprisingly it's not Kyoko's fault. Ren is having difficulty acting the part of a love-struck suitor since he's never really been in love before. Stressed by his sudden acting impotence, Ren goes MIA. Kyoko is determined to help her friend, and joins forces with Ren's manager. But as Ren sees the two of them getting close, he realizes he might know more about serious emotion than he thought!
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Posted March 13, 2010
I absolutly adore this manga series!!! I can't wait to read the next ones!
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Posted March 12, 2008
this manga is so cute and funny i can get ANYONE hooked! yoshiki nakamura has undoubtably outdone herself!
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Posted March 11, 2008
I have Loved anime for a long time, but it was just chance that I came across this book. Now im hooked! Yoshiki Nakamura is a very talented writer. Her book has given me the strength to try my hardest to become an actor. So I want to thank her!
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Posted March 23, 2008
By total luck, I came across the first book of the Skip Beat series. It was interesting at first, but now, later in the series, I'm completely hooked! I can't wait for the other books to come out! It's about an girl, who gets humiliated by this vain but kind of cute guy. So the girl, Kyoko, wants revenge. And she's going to get it by joining the show-biz and becoming a famous actress. Kyoko wants to show that she's not some plain girl you can forget, and you definitely won't forget her in this series. I laughed a lot at some of the parts in the book, and some parts made me really sad. But that's what makes the book so great! I recommend it to anyone!!
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Posted February 26, 2008
Skip Beat is a wonderful series and I think Yoshiki Nakamura really knows her stuff. The almost unsolvable problems she puts in the story is also a nice touch. It's one of my few favorite series, and I highly recommend it, especially for show-biz lovers.
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Posted December 19, 2007
I love this one. These only keep getting better! If you have doubted how long this story was going to take doubt no more! Things are beginning to really move a long and the story just keeps getting better. This title was very popular in Japan and is still very popular. I cant wait to get the english version in my hands!
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Overview
There's trouble on the Tsukimori set, and surprisingly it's not Kyoko's fault. Ren is having difficulty acting the part of a love-struck suitor since he's never really been in love before. Stressed by his sudden acting impotence, Ren goes MIA. Kyoko is determined to help her friend, and joins forces with Ren's manager. But as Ren sees the two of them getting close, he realizes he might know more about serious emotion than he thought!