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Alice in Murderland Vol 1 Kaori Yuki Books

Beautiful artwork and a bizarre story.


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Alice in Murderland Vol 1 Kaori Yuki Books Reviews

~3.5/5

The Kuonji family is wealthy and held high in society. They’re a big family, the parents whom have adopted a lot of kids after a tragedy. And they have a tea part every month, which every member has to attend. But at the newest gathering, the parents announce that the kids are going to have to participate in a battle to the death, until only the rightful heir remains. Because they’re some kind of vampire creatures, and this is tradition.

I really, really wanted to love this volume. I mean, Alice in Wonderland and Kaori Yuki? How could this not be amazing? How can I not love this completely? And yet…

I do like the premise, and the way it starts is interesting. None of the kids are really family, and they’ve all got this hidden persona or power inside them. I like the way that Stella, the main character, transforms into Alice, and she does not give a s*** at that point. There’s violence and murder and death and consequences, as there should be. It’s Kaori Yuki, of course.

But then there’s the fact that the battle is being dragged out for a year. Only one person has to die in each battle, and that seems unnecessary. Especially since they’re all living together, and yet none of the kids are really showing animosity for their parents. I mean, the parents are making them do this, and yet the kids don’t do anything? They could kill their parents and not each other, right?

I also don’t really get Stella’s infatuation with her brother. I understand their connection, but after he changes, it’s kind of ruined. I see why she would try to hold onto it, but not why she does.

I have some problems with this, but I really want to like it. I’m going to pick up the next one, surely, but I’m iffy about it.

[More of my reviews are available on my blog, Geeky Reading, to which there's a link on my profile.]
Its amazing
This manga has great story and would highly recommend this. The artwork is also well done.
Shipped on time. Fantastic read )
a great book
Great
Perfect! exactly what I wanted.
Beautiful artwork and a bizarre story.