A01=Sui Kohno
Author_Sui Kohno
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Japanese style manga in English fantasy adventure supernatural time travel graphic novel comic about memories for teen girl young adult female protagonist magic world human nonhuman realm enchanted life and death magical stories
Product details
- ISBN 9784805319154
- Dimensions: 140 x 203mm
- Publication Date: 22 Apr 2025
- Publisher: Tuttle Publishing
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Is death truly the end if you are never forgotten?
Like most girls, Lala loves music, her friends and her family. However, Lala is not like most girls. Lala is a "collector" from the Memory Clan, a group of enchanted beings who are called upon to remember the lives of every human when they die.
Unique lives create unique endings; no two are the same. The Memory Clan's purpose is to keep each person's story alive. The clan also has one simple rule: "Do not get involved in human affairs." For Lala, this isn't easy since she is absolutely entranced by humans and their stories. As a result, she risks losing everything and everyone she loves.
Beautifully told and illustrated by talented author and artist Sui Kohno, Lala the Memory Collector weaves a poignant tale of life, death, and one girl's desire to understand what it means to be human. Reads right-to-left, in the Japanese style.
Like most girls, Lala loves music, her friends and her family. However, Lala is not like most girls. Lala is a "collector" from the Memory Clan, a group of enchanted beings who are called upon to remember the lives of every human when they die.
Unique lives create unique endings; no two are the same. The Memory Clan's purpose is to keep each person's story alive. The clan also has one simple rule: "Do not get involved in human affairs." For Lala, this isn't easy since she is absolutely entranced by humans and their stories. As a result, she risks losing everything and everyone she loves.
Beautifully told and illustrated by talented author and artist Sui Kohno, Lala the Memory Collector weaves a poignant tale of life, death, and one girl's desire to understand what it means to be human. Reads right-to-left, in the Japanese style.
Sui Kohno is a Japanese manga author and illustrator who has created many popular manga including Sonic Pyramid and I Like Insects and has contributed to several other Japanese manga history series.
