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Baby & Me, Vol. 17

Baby & Me, Vol. 17

Published in
1997
4.20
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Description

Ten-year-old Takuya has a new job: to look after his baby brother Minoru...looks like it's time to put on the kid gloves! Young Takuya has it tough. Since his mother passed away, he's had to take care of his baby brother Minoru while their father works the long hours of a Japanese "salaryman." At the annual school festival Takuya and his friends deal with girls, bullies, the geeks from the Audio-Visual Club...and a whole passel of lost toddlers. Then Takuya's dad, sleeping off a few too many after-work drinks, has a very strange dream. And an overprotective parent threatens to destroy the Sunflower Nursery School with her demands for absolute safety!
Age
14-17
Text complexity
beginner
Length
184 pages
Book in series
#17

Why to read

  • Continuation of a Heartwarming Story: 'Baby & Me, Vol. 17' continues the touching narrative of Takuya and his baby brother Minoru, providing readers with further developments in their lives and the evolving dynamics of their family.
  • Character Development: As the series progresses, readers can witness the growth and changes in the characters, particularly Takuya as he takes on more responsibilities. This volume offers deeper insights into the characters' personalities and relationships.
  • Life Lessons: The series is known for addressing real-life issues and challenges that come with family, school, and growing up. Volume 17 is no exception, offering valuable lessons about love, responsibility, and coping with change.
  • Artistic Expression: Marimo Ragawa's art style is both expressive and endearing, capturing the emotions and nuances of the story. Fans of the series will appreciate the consistent quality of the illustrations and the visual storytelling in this volume.