| Selected Product: | Fruits Basket, Vol. 17 Comic Author: Natsuki Takaya Publisher: Tokyopop Release Date: 2007-08-05 Reading Level: Young Adult ISBN-10: 1598167995 ISBN-13: 9781598167993 List Price: $9.99 Average Customer Rating: | | Fruits Basket, Volume 19 ISBN-10: 1598168630 ISBN-13: 9781598168631 List Price:$9.99 Fruits Basket, Vol. 16 ISBN-10: 1598160249 ISBN-13: 9781598160246 List Price:$9.99 Fruits Basket, Volume 15 ISBN-10: 1598160230 ISBN-13: 9781598160239 List Price:$9.99 Fruits Basket, Volume 18 ISBN-10: 1598168622 ISBN-13: 9781598168624 List Price:$9.99 Fruits Basket, Vol. 14 ISBN-10: 1595324097 ISBN-13: 9781595324092 List Price:$9.99 | To use our price comparison to get the cheapest price, please click on the "Find the Cheapest Price" button located above for Fruits Basket, Vol. 17 by Natsuki Takaya (ISBN-10: 1598167995, ISBN-13: 9781598167993). At this time we have not yet written a review for Fruits Basket, Vol. 17 by Natsuki Takaya (ISBN-10: 1598167995, ISBN-13: 9781598167993). Please continue to keep checking back to this page as we are constantly adding reviews. Summaries and Customer Reviews are supplied by Amazon.com Akito has more than skeletons hiding in the closet. The curse is not the only reason Kureno won't leave Akito. Who can make Arisa understand Kureno's devotion to Akito? Kureno must talk with Shigure if he ever wants to be free from Akito. Meanwhile, the dark shadow that hovers over the Sohma Estate has fallen on Tohru. What a GREAT series for young teens! | Customer Rating: | | I just absolutely love this series for my daughters! My two youngest daughters are 13 and 10, and each of them are always looking for the next book in the series. In an age where it's so difficult to get them away from the TV or the computer, I have found them reading books in this series countless times, and preferring to do so over anything else, including playing the Wii. Nothing PG rated or worse in these books! If only we could find more books that could hold up to the standard that the Fruits Basket series does... | moving forward | Customer Rating: | | With each installment this story gets more interesting. The backstories are filling in very nicely, I cant wait for the next one | FURUBA!!! | Customer Rating: | | i gotta say i'm a complete otaku... meaning obssesive fanatic! this book will not let you down if you're a fanatic too! you might want to reread the series after you read this book. chances are you've forgotten things! plus, things that made NO sense before make oceans of sense! plus it has hanajima-san on the cover. | Greatest Volume Yet! | Customer Rating: | Volume 17 is perhaps the best volume since Fruits Basket has started. It's full of twists and turns and new information and very moment you're just on the edge of your seat waiting for the next part. I haven't been so hooked to the story since we first met Akito.
Akito controls most of the story through flashbacks and explanations. You finally understand why Akito is so crazy! Kureno is a shocker and definately fills in some holes in the plot. Shigure is also explained a little. You're never really able to truly figure out what's going on in Shigure's head but this volume gets tells us a little of what's happening in there.
There's also some cute parts throughout all the serious issues with our favorite character Tohru plus so much more. Furuba is starting to draw to a close and now we're coming up the the climax where everything comes together. Volume 18 cannot come soon enough! | Secrets Unveiled | Customer Rating: | One of the biggest "surprises" in this volume I knew already, due to a forum I once passed, so it didn't shock me. What shocked me the most deals with Shigure, who finally gets a spotlight. Though everyone else has always pinned villainy on Akito, I have always felt that Shigure, too, should bear that label. In this volume, the method to the Dog's madness is revealed, and it nearly knocked me out of my chair.
Though Kyou and Yuki are given the back seat, the reader is still thrown enough of them to wonder how things will unfold for them. And don't think that just because Shigure, Akito, and Kureno are the spotlight that Hana-chan doesn't get her share of the stage. Being the cover girl of this volume, the reader is privy to more of Saki Hanajima's special powers.
To sum things up, it's a fantastic read - just be prepared to have your idea of the Furuba world to be completely rocked. I can't wait until volume 18 is released!
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