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Biographical Note:
Hiroyuki Asada made his debut in
Monthly Shonen Jump in 1986. He's best known for his basketball manga
I'll. He's a contributor to artist Range Murata's quarterly manga anthology
Robot.
Tegami Bachi: Letter Bee is his most recent series.
Marc Notes:
First published in Japan in 2006 by Shueisha Inc., Tokyo--P. facing t.p.; Parental advisory ... recommended for ages 13 and up. This volume contains fantasy violence and tobacco use--P. facing t.p.; Book reads right to left.; Lag discovers that his long-lost hero Gauche Suede has become involved in an anti-government organization called Reverse and is now known as Marauder Noir, and while following Noir's trail to the icy northern town Blue Notes Blues, Lag and Niche make an important discovery.; 8; Rated T for teen.; Translated from the Japanese.
Publisher Marketing: A New York Times best-selling sci-fi fantasy series with heart.
Amberground is locked in darkness. A man-made star casts only a dim light over the land. The pitch-black wilderness is infested with Gaichuu--colossal insects with metal exoskeletons. The Gaichuu make travel between the cities of Amberground extremely dangerous. But thankfully the Letter Bees, a brave corps of messengers, risk their lives in order to keep the
hearts of Amberground connected.
Lag has discovered that his long-lost hero Gauche Suede lost all of his
heart, became tangled up in an anti-government organization called "Reverse," and is now known as "Marauder Noir." Noir's trail leads Lag and Niche to the icy northern town Blue Notes Blues. It just so happens Niche was born here. Lag and Niche uncover her mysterious origins: a sacred underground lake...where her brethren still dwell.
