Library Wars: Love & War, Vol. 15 (15)

This is honestly my favorite manga series of all time, and I've read a lot of Manga. Just finished reading it for the second time. Gotta say there is nothing I don't like about this series. The premise, the plot, the characters, the action, the moments of sweetness, and comedy are all on point!I love the character development of our main character Iku and how her relationship with Dojo blossoms.The only thing I can say that is remotely negative is that I wish there was more! You cannot go wrong with this series! Start to finish absolutely love it! 10/10 highly recommend!

The experience of library work is to always prepare to support whatever books are in the Library's collection. There are always suggestions of what to add to the collection; however, the government always wants to limit certain subjects from the library collection. Many details of the futuristic society are included about socializing and maturing. It becomes the duty of the library staff to defend the library, visiting authors and their customers. Even as they do their work, the individuals learn more about themselves...and each other.

Ive read this entire series . Front to back and it is one of the best manga I have ever read.I recommend this series to every new reader who is interested in manga , because of how personable the characters are. And how we'll thought out every chapter is. Its not just slapped together. Its methodical and amazing .

A bit of a twee ending, but the manga as a whole was a great read.

I'll start this out by saying, I think the author could've easily divided this into 2 books and been able to really dive into some amazing extra content. This volume definitely had the potential, especially since there were so many relationships happening throughout the series. It felt slightly rushed towards the end (hence my wish for another volume), but I really can't complain too much. This manga series still had a better ending than the movie that was made for it.That out there on the table... Library Wars, as a series, still remains one of my favorite manga series of all time. It takes a not particularly bright, hot-headed girl, who wants nothing more than to chase after the man she met once (her hero) while she was still entering adulthood, and makes her into an intelligent, complex, and patient woman. And we see her tested throughout the series, and how she changes and learns.[SPOILER: What I love about this volume is that, unlike some other ending volumes of shojo series, there is absolutely no doubt that the main couple ended up together.]I like how we see her take a quiet moment in this volume and really come to grips with the real gravity of what happened in the last book--both with what happened to Dojo, and what she said and did as a result. It's the small things that really make a manga great.On a scale of shojo mangas, this series doesn't have love triangles or pointless antagonizing events that seem to drive the plot backward instead of forward. The interactions are original, and the characters are "real." Every part of the story has a point. I truly enjoyed every page of this series. My only regret is that is wasn't longer.And with that I can honestly say that Kiiro Yumi has gained a fan for life. May her next series be just as good or better.

Words do not describe how much I love this series even after it finished. Sad but this is a wonderful romance manga that I would recommend to anyone who loves books and loves romance.

THIS IS MY FAVORITE FRANCHISE EVER. I am VERY glad for this last volume. Having read the light novels and seen the anime, I can say that this does the conclusion of the series justice. The art is good as ever too! Much love.

It finally happened! I won't spoil anything, but I'm fangirl-ing so much right now!!! This was a beautiful novel and so great to read! I ❤️ the novel and hope more people read the series!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Nicely finished the series off. Will keep an eye out for any series by Kiiro Yumi.

Hiro Arikawa illustrates a world that is plausible and dystopian in nature. Library Wars is a lovable shoujo manga, because of its characters. The characters are lovable and and hardworking, and even though the relationships in the manga may seem straight-forward, they are wonderfully woven together with their interactions (which are never boring)! The ending brings a great close for this great read!A highly recommended series for anyone interested in some beautiful art, and a heartwarming read!

Last volume! Sigh ... The mission is all wrapped up. The Library Forces have brought about some change and the future looks bright. Then we have Dojo and Iku, true love, and pages and pages of them kissing.

No pienso decir mucho más para evitar spoilers, pero no me arrepiento de haber empezado esta saga y lamento que haya terminado.

Pretty good finally to a fun and interesting series.