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Tamon's B-Side, Vol. 11 Yuki Shiwasu 9781974716708

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When a shiny idol is a sad mess in real life, can his number one fan help him stay upbeat?

High schooler Utage Kinoshita works part-time as a housekeeper so she can afford her fangirl obsession with Tamon Fukuhara, her favorite member of boy band F/ACE. When work serendipitously sends her to the home of her idol, she discovers that the real Tamon couldn't be more different from his wild and sexy onstage persona!

Utage and Tamon's theme park visit ends on an awkward note after Utage presses Tamon to explain what she means to him. Later, F/ACE gets cast in a TV drama, and Ori wants to be number one-not just in acting but in Utage's heart!

About the Author
Born on March 7 in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, Yuki Shiwasu began her career as a manga artist after winning the top prize in the Hakusensha Athena Newcomers' Awards from Hana to Yume magazine. She is the creator of Takane & Hana, available in North America from VIZ Media.


Book Information
ISBN 9781974716708
Author Yuki Shiwasu
Format Paperback
Page Count 168
Imprint Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc
Publisher Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc
Series Tamon's B-Side
Weight(grams) 152g
Dimensions(mm) 191mm * 127mm * 13mm



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