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| Original Title: | 涼宮ハルヒの憂鬱 |
| ISBN: | 0316039020 (ISBN13: 9780316039024) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Haruhi Suzumiya #1 |
| Literary Awards: | Nihon SF Taishō Award 日本SF大賞 |
Nagaru Tanigawa
Paperback | Pages: 202 pages Rating: 3.95 | 3917 Users | 280 Reviews
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| Title | : | The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (Haruhi Suzumiya #1) |
| Author | : | Nagaru Tanigawa |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 202 pages |
| Published | : | 2009 by Yen On (first published June 6th 2003) |
| Categories | : | Novels. Light Novel. Fantasy. Sequential Art. Manga. Young Adult. Fiction. Science Fiction |
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Haruhi holds the fate of the universe in her hands; lucky for you she doesn't know it!Meet Haruhi—a cute, determined girl, starting high school in a city where nothing exciting happens and absolutely no one understands her.
Meet Kyon—the sarcastic guy who sits behind Haruhi in homeroom and the only boy Haruhi has ever opened up to. His fate is now tied to hers.
Meet the S.O.S. Brigade—an after-school club organized by Haruhi with a mission to seek out the extraordinary. Oh, and their second mission? Keeping Haruhi happy—because even though she doesn't know it, Haruhi has the power to destroy the universe. Seriously.
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I enjoyed this one a lot. It really spoke to the part of me that says "there must be more to reality."This reads like a goofy rom com, and it is, but with a twist. It's told through the eyes of Kyon, who ends up sitting in front of a crazy girl who wants aliens, time travelers, and espers (psychics) to exist. She starts a club and drags him into it so they can search for these mysterious beings she knows exists but can't find.And believe me, they do exist. They're right under her nose. AndQuick thoughts: The anime did such a flawless job of adapting this that's there's really nothing to see here for prior fans. It reads well, but it's much more engaging to watch Haruhi's madcap antics and Kyon's deadpan toleration than to read it. I won't go lower in rating since the story is great, but my thoughts on finishing were literally "I should have just watched the first disc again instead." Bump it up a star or two if you haven't seen the anime.
I had an awesome experience discovering Haruhi Suzumiya's world.What I knew about this collection before started reading was almost nothing, apart from the visual appearance of the main characters due to the anime. This was a bit misleading, given the fact that at first glance it looks like a school manga with all the well-known clichés. After reading the first part of the history, I can say that this is still true, but there a lot more in this plot that turns the story into a really appealing
This light novel's strongest feature is its imaginative premise, which takes the idea that perception creates reality to the extreme through the heroine Haruhi Suzumiya. Haruhi desperately wants to see the weird, magical, and science-fictional in her life, and the world could literally end if she doesn't get it.Everyman "Kyon" (a nickname that we never learn the full name for) reluctantly gets caught up in the eye of the storm that is Haruhi, conceding to her silly schemes, grumbling the whole
This is a review of the Haruhi Suzumiya light novels, volumes 1-7. I'd give the first few only 3 stars because they aren't as involved as the later ones: you reach the best parts as the puzzle pieces add up and create a bigger and bigger picture. The reason I didn't give the series five stars is that some stylistic choices don't translate well into English. Kyon is an extremely introspective narrator; metaphors are frequently bloated by English standards; the plot unravels so slowly that you
I picked this book at Christmas holiday because I was bored. Surprisingly, the first sentence of the story is: When did I stop believing in Santa Claus?What a great start! I had watched the anime version years ago, and I had great fun. Even nowadays I can still remember the premise and main story. I suffered much when reading this book because I already knew the story's twists. But even with lack of surprise in plots, I enjoyed the voice of POV character. The unreliable first person POV with
This is the first volume from the infamous (?) Haruhi Suzumiya series. I was familiar with most of the plot thanks to its anime adaptation, but boy wasn't it a great feeling to recap all the shocking scenes and revelations about each SOS member on papar all over again! Haruhi is actually one of those rare series I enjoy a lot despite lack of love for its heroine. Yet one has to admit that only when all characters are gathered in front of Haruhi as one entity (Team SOS) do we get to see the best
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