Manga Books At Your Public Library. - Page 3

Starspirit · May 23, 2006, 05:43 PM

Thus it's true that other librarys don't have manga in stock. But you know I prefer borrowing manga there before I purchase my own collection. Just like renting movies at ur public box office. It's a good selection & thinking twice whether you want the series..but oh yeah i forget theirs some stores that let you purchase & then give you store credit if you don't want the manga, that or rebuy another collection (haha silly me) ^-^0.

But otherwise, manga here at my local library have a pretty good variety of collection. But sometimes it bugs me that I have to wait until other people bring the next vol. back, then I have to start on another series. But that's how picky I am about borrowing manga books.

*bassdudez* · May 23, 2006, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by HibikiLink

I would if my library had some decent ones. They only really have Love Hina and I already have them. It's easier for me to just go out and buy them

Hehe, we have tons of manga down here Hibiki ^_^ the ones I liked best was the Miyazaki one Nausicaa. And there are many more, like Fruits Basket, Faeries Landing, and a webcomic called megatokyo.

7 of Clubs · May 23, 2006, 06:18 PM

At my library are some Fruits Basket, Tsubasa (the first four, i'm soooooo glad I started reading it) and also three Hellsing. However I had to go to a bookstore for Hellsing since someone took out the 2nd one and never returned it.

Exoparadapsyphobia · May 23, 2006, 11:08 PM

No library that I know of around here has manga, It's a shame really becuase I know allot of people who would like our libraries to have it.

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