Mango Bowl in Debonair, 30x15cm

Marsoni

M251S

$50.00

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Mango Bowl in Debonair, 30x15cmSmooth and tactile, this large bowl is made from mango wood, with an enamel coating in a pale duck egg blue, which adds a glossy interior to the bowl. Perfect for presenting fruit, salads or snacks, the bowl has self adhesive bumper feet to ensure the bowl sits securely on any surface.

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Of all the Manga Classics artists, SunNeko Lee is by far my favorite. Her work perfectly accompanies Hawthorne's words, which have been expertly adapted to Manga by Crystal Chan. As an added bonus, there are a couple well timed moments of levity/humor in the artwork to go along with this otherwise somber story. I finished this book in three days because I couldn't put it down - an adaptation worth viewing for manga and novel enthusiasts alike.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2019

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Annie T.

Carnegie, US

★★★★★ 5

Awesome introduction of classics to elementary children

We borrowed a bunch of Manga Classics from the library and The Scarlet Letter and Les Mis were my Grade 2 daughter's favorites. I read the books with them to discuss the faith and character issues. Included in the back are the artist and the writer's explanation on how they break down the novel into a manga format and translated the original ideas into drawings. What I love from these Manga Classics is that they didn't rewrite the content but pulled actual passages from the original text and added minor changes to make the storyline flow.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2018