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Perfect World 2 by Rie Aruga

Imprint: Kodansha Comics

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The moving, provocative manga about the struggles and triumphs in love of a woman and a man who uses a wheelchair comes to print! Fans of tumultuous manga romance like A Silent Voice and Your Lie in April - don't miss this! An office party reunites Tsugumi with her high school crush Itsuki. He's realised his dream of becoming an architect, but along the way, he experienced a spinal injury that put him in a wheelchair. Now Tsumugi's rekindled feelings will butt up against prejudices she never considered - and Itsuki will have to decide if he's ready to let someone into his heart - Yet they may soon discover that, without each other, the world feels imperfect.

The moving, provocative manga about the struggles and triumphs in love of a woman and a man who uses a wheelchair comes to print! Fans of tumultuous manga romance -- like A Silent Voice and Your Lie in April -- don't miss this!

About the Author
Rie Aruga is a josei manga artist from Japan. Perfect World is her first series released in English.


Book Information
ISBN 9781632369949
Author Rie Aruga
Format Paperback
Page Count 1
Imprint Kodansha Comics
Publisher Kodansha America, Inc

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Kodansha Comics


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