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A brief history of Shojo manga and anime [part 1]

Shojo is a demographic that its target audience is mainly girls and young women. It has grown many generations and continues to do so. Many believe that it’s not as interesting as Shonen, but actually Shojo has a rich history and background. In this article of two parts, a brief history of shojo is going to be examined; analysing the art, tropes, plots and evolution.

Post-War Shojo

In order to fully examine shojo manga, firstly it needs to be noted that for a few decades before the Second World War, shojo magazines appeared, slowly creating the aesthetic of the girlish teen culture, still maintaining the dreamy, flowery maiden-ish style.

In the 1950s the plots of shojo manga seemed to be limited on stories about elementary school girls, decreasing plots that older girls and young women would be interested in. Also, almost all the mangakas were men, so the storytelling was focusing on what men perceived the morals of female should be. Apart from that, a few iconic shojo manga made their debuts, including Osamu Tezuka’s “Princess Knight”, which set the ground for many action shojo afterwards and which is still influential today. It was also the first shojo manga that had an anime adaptation, with an art influenced from Disney. Nevertheless, the shojo manga art style was still indifferent from the rest of the demographics.

But the shojo art style had slowly started changing. Nakahara Jun’ichi was working in a girls’ magazine in the 40s and was the one who introduced the shojo-style eyes. Macoto Takahashi was the one who took inspiration from this style and started drawing it in his manga. By the late 1950s, sparkling eyes and three panels with an one-piece character on the side -characteristics that are integral in the shojo demographic-, were more and more standard. “Sakura Namiki”, by the same mangaka is one of his most known stories, where its art style seemed like a story book, but the characters and the decorations were very much shojo, though it goes back to pre-war Class S”, when there weren’t stories focused on female and male romantic relationships, and instead of that, they focused on relationships between girls, that usually remained spiritual and platonic. “Arashi O Kete” also by Macoto Takahashi is a good example of creating the dynamic presentation of shojo.

By the mid 1950s, many shojo magazines started forming and some of them focused exclusively on shojo stories. Kodancha, Shueisha and Ribon were the most popular.

60s

In the 1960s, a change is that from monthly, many shojo magazines switched to weekly, increasing the shojo stories. Magazines had also allowed readers to submit their manga for publications, thus many amateur artists became professional mangakas. By the mid and late 1960s, many young women made their debuts in the manga industry, slowly forming a circle of creating stories by women for women, something that was rare up until then. Shojo friend and Margaret were two shojo magazines that were formed back then.

Nishitani’s Yoshiko “Mary Lou” is a very important example, as it was the first shojo manga with the romantic comedy formula, featuring normal characters in a normal school. The win of women’s volleyball team in the Olympics, inspired Chikako Urano to write “Attack no. 1”, the first female sports shojo manga. Portraying girls in taking part in other more “masculine” sports in manga was new back then, as it was more standard for female characters to be portrayed performing ballet or horseback riding. It also became an anime television show.

Hideko Mizuno was the first to adapt ideas from American television movies and series, such as “Sabrina”, as “Sutekina Cora”, though previously there was a shojo anime series called “Sally the witch”, which was inspired from “Bewitched”. Other magical girls anime were “Himitsu no Akko-Chan”, where on contrary to Sally, who was a witch from the beginning, the heroine had magic accessories to transform, marking the start of the evolution of magical girls transformation.

In the late 1960s, serious issues started being more examined in shojo manga, as Yumiko’s Oshima Oshima “Tanjou” deals with an unwanted pregnancy of a teenage girl, dealing with the question of abortion. Hideko Mizuno’s manga “Fire!” is an interesting mention as it has a male lead as the main character, portraying the soul of the music in the late 1960s. It was also the first shojo manga that contained sex scenes. On contrary with the 1950s restraining portrayal of emotions, along with the 1960s more mature content in shojo manga, the panels were emotional-driven and the characters were portrayed with an outburst of emotions.

70s

During the late 1960s and early 1970s, the second wave of feminism started spreading and with this, combined with the readers who grew up to young women, demanding variety in plots, an emergence of more complex and graphic stories appeared. The storytelling had the tendency to be extremely melodramatic and romantic but with a dose of pessimism. Realism and logic was many times missing, and passion, emotions and feelings were pretty intense. It was also the start of sub plots. 70s Shojo manga is a beautiful, flowery, epic journey that is unforgettable. It’s pretty much the golden era of shojo, filled with many complex themes, more so than any other era after.

As it’s natural, shojo is a synonym for romance, so the romance genre was always present. Unlike the previous decades though, epic romances came and replaced the everyday life, simple stories. Period dramas especially, became very popular. Classics such as Ryoko Ikeda’s “The Rose Of Versailles”, which elegantly mixes facts and fiction of the French Revolution, Yumiko Igarashi’s ode to the orphan genre “Candy Candy” and Waki Yamato’s love letter to feminism and romance “Haikara-san ga Toru” are great examples of this. Each one of those also had their own television show. Those stories have in common the fact that their plots are as complex as their characters. They have the tendency to have many things going on simultaneously, with a cast of many characters and with strong female leads. In many ways they were inspired from classical literature, both international and Japanese. The mixture of 70s shojo tropes, such as tragical events, melodrama, over the top situations, along with inspiration from the classics, makes those stories an irresistible package of shojo. Being driven by emotions and drama, a variety of over the top portrayal of facial expressions and movements were very much presented.

The sports genre wasn’t missing from the shojo portfolio, as after Urano Chikako’s “Attack number #1”’s success, the following of other titles such as Sunika Yamamoto’s manga about tennis, “Aim for the ace” was pretty logical. Even though sports is a word that can describe only its area, ballet and acting can still fit this genre, as the physical determination of the heroines is pretty much the same (Ballet is a sport too though, but it contains acting too). So, Suzue Miuchi’s classical story about acting; “Glass Mask” and Kyoko Ariyoshi’s “Swan” are great examples of this. “Glass Mask” is still ongoing, marking the longest running shojo manga of all time. It also has several anime adaptations, from the passing decades, with many differences in aesthetic and technology. This legendary manga has its main focus in acting, different acting techniques and character grown. Its uniqueness also lies to the fact that there are many stories inside the story, as the reader gets to experience different plots from all the theatrical plays that are featured in the manga. This genre also emphasises on relationships that are not romantic, on contrary to most of shojo manga, as its main focus is rivalries and, team spirit and characters building a bond with each other or a mutual respect, through their same passion for their work.

There is a variety of stories in the sci-fi genre also, with Moto Hagio’s “They were Eleven” and Keiko Takemiya’s “Toward the Terra”, being two of the most iconic. Though the sci-fi genre can be all about futurism, so as the time goes by, older sci-fi stories may be considered as dated, it’s still interesting to see through those stories how people of that time were perceiving the “future” through art and storytelling.

The first isekai Shojo, that has period drama and fantasy elements is Ouke no Monshou by Chieko Hosokawa, that is one of the longest running shojo manga.

The horror genre is interesting as well. Ashibe Yuuho’s “The bride of Deimos” is the most characteristic mention of this genre, that mixes horror, romance and mythology. Watanabe Masako’s “Saint Rosalind” is also a horror manga, with gothic elements. Moto Hagio’s epic vampire story “The Poe Clan” follows the tradition of classical gothic literature with a pretty, fashionable cast of characters.

The most iconic characteristic of the 70s shojo is the “24 year group”, which is the definition of various female mangakas who made their debut in the late 60s and who explored themes that were heavier than the average. Shojo ai and Shonen ai were pretty popular back then among the shojo genre’s audience, so such stories were too. Moto Hagio’s “Heart of Thomas”, Keiko Takemiya’s “Kaze To Ki No Uta”and Ryoko Ikeda’s “Oniisama e” are one of the most popular titles. Moto Hagio was the one that introduced the early 20th century boarding school formula in the Shonen Ai genre, with androgynous boys and elegant girls. Stories with this formula, both in shonen ai and shojo ai, featured tortured characters in a complex plot, or characters who became evolved with the problems of other characters and which affected them too. It needs to be noted that the one-shot manga “Shiroi Heya no Futari”, is considered to be the first Yuri manga that has ever been published. Stories about homosexuality often had a sad ending, with their characters doomed to die tragically, or to never see each other again. Apart from those genres, the 24 year group examined other serious issues too, such as philosophy and psychology. Yumiko Ooshima’s “Banana bread pudding” is an interesting example, as it explores mental illness and existential questions.

The art was all about elegance. The panels were simple, but many times the characters were fleeing from the traditional panels and their whole silhouette was showing from closer. The background was filled with flowery decorations and stars, as it escorted the inner monologue of the characters, that co-existed with the dialogues. The characters had thin and tall body types, the girls were pretty and men were handsome and sometimes androgynous. Their facial expressions were very intense in order for their thoughts and feelings to be emphasised; galaxy eyes, devious smiles and laughs, fatal posses and lots of crying were pretty common. The eyes were as sparkling as they can get, with stars drawn inside of them, or dramatic white eyes. The hair was bushy and the clothing was dashing, many times inspired from inter war era or Belle Époque, giving an undefined date. In “Oniisama e” and “Glass Mask” for example, many looks, such as dresses with puffed sleeves and accessories, give the impression that they were inspired from an older time, boosting the prestige of certain characters. The coquette aesthetic was always reflected in the fashion of the characters, with pastel airy dresses, hats with ribbons and patent leather shoes.

The anime art style was similar, though anime techniques were still premature, so there weren’t many details in the art. Osamu Dezaki was the one who designed “The Rose Of Versailles” and “Oniisama E” anime art, with the curly airy hair, sharp eyes and sparkles and his influence in art was visible in other shojo anime as well, for example “Glass Mask”. “Candy Candy” had a total of 115 episodes, on contrary to the manga which had only 9 volumes. Candy Candy” and “Haikara San Ga Toru” anime adaptations had a mixed aesthetic from both of the early 20th century, where they take place and the 1970s, being historically inaccurate in many ways, but for that reason, charming in their own way.

Toei animation produced many magical girl series collectively known as the “Majokko series” meaning “little witch”, with series such as “Mahotsukai Chappy”, “Miracle Girl Limit-chan” and “Majokko Megu-Chan”. The latter was the anime that gave the genre its name and influenced major magical girl stories that followed from then onwards. The magical girl formula was still that of a little girl gaining powers and doing everyday activities or saving the city at some point of the story.

80s

The 1980s was the decade of pop culture from music and movies, to clothes. So the influence from all this media on shojo manga was clear.

After the success of 24 year group, with its complex stories, artists continued making stories that fitted the genre. But as the growing markets grew, shojo magazines were more demanding to diverse plots. Stories slowly started being more direct and simple, on oppose to epic romances of the past.

The art style became more simple and the dreamy, coquettish, doll like style, started decreasing, as the pop style with the influence from pop culture started rising. A more modern approach in clothes began, with plots supporting the pop rock fashion. Tada Kaoru’s “Aishite Knight” is a story with romance and rock music, with some of characters having wavy hairstyles with blonde, red and purple colours and colourful, flashy clothes. It also had its own anime tv show, transferring the 80s colours and bringing to life the music that fitted the story.

“Tokimeki Tonight” by Koi Ikeno, is perhaps the most read 80s shojo manga, which also became an anime TV show. The colour palettes and the clothing in the anime were nostalgic even in that era, as it mixed both the late 70s early 80s fashion. The story is about vampires and other monsters, but it’s also a slice of life romantic comedy, mixing creatively the epic difficulties that the characters have to face, with a more comedic and less serious approach. Another supernatural popular shojo manga during the 80s, as an honourable mention, that on contrary is a horror, is Junji Ito’s “Tomie”.

Other stories kept the epic melodrama and romance in the same tone as the 70s. Michiyo Akaishi’s “Alpen Rose”, mixes the orphan genre, with history, mystery and romance, keeping the refined fashion of the 70s shojo manga, yet adopting the 80s hairstyles. Yumiko Igarashi’s “Lady Georgie” is also a period drama soap opera, with Victorian era fashion and bishonen characters. Those manga also had their own anime tv shows.

Shonen Ai were still popular, though the early 20th century boarding school genre decreased and got replaced with modern era stories. Akimi Yoshida’s “Banana Fish” is the most significant example, about two doomed lovers, associated with a gang in New York City.

During the mid 80s, the magical girls genre started becoming more popular with studio Pierrot’s four anime series; “Creamy Mami, The Magical Angel”, “Pastel Yumi, The Magic Idol”,“Persia, The Magic Fairy” and “Magical Emi, The Magical Star”, all similar to “Magical Princess Minky Momo”. All those shows were about young girls, who gained the ability to transform into grown up model versions of themselves, becoming music idols and saving the world. They all wear colourful dresses, with tutu skirts, ribbons in their hair and shirts and most importantly, powers associated with bubbles, stars and flowers and cute, childlike, colourful accessories, such as magic watches, bracelets and necklaces. They all emphasised in music, as city pop was rising at that time, meaning that there were many songs in the shows.

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Sabrina in "School Camp", preview of Sabrina: 60 Magical Stories, written by George Gladir, art by Dan DeCarlo (pencils) and Jim DeCarlo (inks)

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#PREVIEW: SABRINA 60 MAGICAL STORIES TP from @ArchieComics #comics http://ow.ly/uiXB50KtXwU

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A Gathering of Witches (2020)

All your favorite witches have been brought together by artist Jordan Monsell in his latest piece “A Gathering of Witches,” the fifth poster in a series that has previously collected together pop culture ghosts, “Twilight Zone” references and Stephen King characters.

“A Gathering of Witches” depicts over 60 famous witches from popular culture, featuring characters from Hocus Pocus, The Craft, the Harry Potter films and so much more.

Source: Bloody Disgusting

#unofficial #Nightmare Before Christmas #Wendy the Good Little Witch #Kiki's Delivery Service #Scarlet Witch #Overwatch #Bedknobs and Broomsticks #Adventure Time #Hocus Pocus #Wizard of Oz #Supernatural #Hansel and Gretel #Practical Magic #The Witch #Little Mermaid #The Cabin in the Woods #The Conjuring #Good Omens #Bewitched #Halloweentown #Game of Thrones #The Craft #Clash of Clans #Witch Hazel #Arthurian legend #The Witches #Buffy The Vampire Slayer #Masters of the Universe #American Horror Story #Macbeth #Sleeping Beauty #Willow #Chronicles of Narnia #The Love Witch #Rapunzel #Magica De Spell #Harry Potter #The Last Unicorn #Sleepy Hollow #Clash of the Titans #Paranorman #Snow White #Teen Witch #The Addams Family #Sabrina #Elvira

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My opinion on Tv shows updated

Nearly Perfect: Reeling in the years, Irish Paint Magic, The Sunday/Saturday Game, Leinhain a legacy, Gun Plot (about Fiannna Fáill giving weapons to the nationalists in the north),

Very good:Great: Reeling in the years, Irish paint magic,

do not look back in anger, Mustangs FC, Reeling in the years, Irish Paint Magic, The Sunday/Saturday Game, Leinhain a legacy, Gun Plot (about Fiannna Fáill giving weapons to the nationalists in the

Good: The four o clock club, Avathar the legend of Korra, we bare bears/we baby bears, Dancing with the stars Ireland, deadly 60, heart beat, The dumping ground, weird sister college, the worst witch 1998, Kim Possible,, My mad fat diary, Lizzie mcGuire, That is so Raven, The Chase, who wants to be a millionaire, celebrity tipping point, catch phrase, celebrity catch phrase, she ra princess of power, eggheads, hey arnold, Thomas and friends, teen titans,paddels, today show, séan the sheep, Dennis and Gnasher, Roy, Kung fu panda tv series, Golden Girls, how to train your dragon tv series, Danger Mouse, Aifric, Only fools and horses, Last of the summer wine, Keeping up appearances, Alright: Secret life of Boys, Cobra Kai, The worst witch 2017, the next step, Mallory Towers, Masha and the bear, Tracy Beaker returns, the story of Tracy Beaker, Avathar the legend of Aang, h20 just add water, Wizards of wavley place, Hannah Montana, the goldbergs, teen wolf, Lucas the spider, sabrina the teenage witch, Nova Jones, Garfield Tv show, supernatural, Jake Long American Dragon, Lilo and Stitch, as told by ginger, the smurfs, Fireman Sam, My big fat fablous life, Tipping Point, deal or not deal, Loose woman, 60 minutes make over, Supernatural, The Amanda Show, Shameless USA, Bump/Bond, Grace's amazing machines, , Ben 10, 15 to one,Ackley Bridge,

Needs Improvement: 13 reasons why, Euphoria, Riverdale, Glee,Teen Titans Go, The Simpsons, , Orange is the new black. Peppa Pig, I Carly, Judge Judy, One tree hill, Friends, Gossip Girl, The Vampire Diaries series, Pretty Little Liars, Steven Universe, Steven Universe Future, Red Rock,

Neutral:

Dislike: MMA/UFC, Annoying orange, Dr Phil, Family Guy,

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And the rest!

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tabloidtoc · 3 years

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People, January 4, 2021

Cover: HGTV’s Ben and Erin Napier

Page 3: Chatter -- Taylor Swift on teasing information about her life in her music, Carrie Underwood on the holiday gift from her husband Mike Fisher, Viola Davis on her 10-year-old daughter asking for an iPhone and camera for Christmas, Amal Clooney joking about how her writing a book affected her relationship with husband George Clooney, Halle Berry on refusing to go out with a friend’s past romantic partner, Tina Fey advising people not to go kayaking in the New York/New Jersey river

Page 4: 5 Things We’re Talking About This Week -- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle start podcasts, Lily James and Sebastian Stan will play Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee, Rick Astley is never gonna give up his snacks, LeAnn Rimes wins The Masked Singer, a Whitney Houston biopic finds its diva

Page 6: Contents

Page 8: StarTracks -- following tradition members of the royal family have released their annual holiday cards and Prince William and Princess Kate’s three kids Prince George and Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte stole the show this year with the family posed on a bale of hay and matched in cozy sweaters for the shot which was taken in the fall at the family’s country home in Norfolk, England

Page 9: For their card Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla picked a colorful shot taken in the lush garden on Birkhall which is the prince’s Scottish home

Page 10: Carter Rubin won season 19 of The Voice marking Gwen Stefani’s first victory as a coach, First Look at Denzel Washington and Rami Malek and Jared Leto in The Little Things

Page 11: Kate Hudson filmed a scene for Truth Be Told, Rachael Leigh Cook reprising her role as Laney Boggs in He’s All That with Addison Rae playing her daughter, Princess Charlotte of Monaco debuted a half-hawk hairstyle at the Monaco Palace’s traditional Christmas tree ceremony, Nick Cannon helped the Hollywood Food Coalition hand out 2000 meal boxes to people in need

Page 12: Stars’ Furry & Feathered Friends -- Yolanda Hadid with some goats and a deer, Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra Jonas cuddled up by their Christmas tree with their dog Diana, Harrison Ford walking a dog in Los Angeles, Salma Hayek and her pet owl Kering

Page 17: Scoop: Why Tom Cruise lost his cool

Page 18: Little People Big World’s Jacob Roloff says he was sexually abused as a child by a former producer who worked on his family’s TLC series

Page 20: Heart Monitor -- Tyler Perry and Gelila Bekele it’s over, Katie Holmes and Emilio Vitolo getting serious, Lana Del Rey and Clayton Johnson engaged, Gillian Anderson and Peter Morgan split

Page 21: Felicity Jones on making a space epic while pregnant

Page 22: Ryan Seacrest counts down to 2021

* Lizzo gets real about her body

Page 25: America Ferrera’s laid-back holiday

* How Sandra Lee is moving on

Page 27: Passages, Why I Care -- Rainn Wilson wants people to know how global warming is affecting the Arctic and the world

Page 28: Stories to make you smile -- a stroll back through history with cats, bringing holiday cheer to U.S. troops stationed abroad

Page 31: People Picks -- Wonder Woman 1984

Page 32: Dickinson, Wolfwalkers

Page 33: Safety, Paul McCartney -- McCartney III, Q&A -- Questlove

Page 34: On Pointe, Greenland

Page 35: Promising Young Woman

Page 37: The year’s best books for kids

Page 38: Cover Story -- HGTV’s Ben and Erin Napier -- family means everything to us -- they never aspired to be famous but now they’re HGTV’s biggest stars; how the Home Town couple stay grounded despite the spotlight

Page 44: 25 Years Later -- Princess Diana’s Panorama Interview Web of Deceit -- forged documents and manipulation and paranoia: inside the stunning new inquiry into Diana’s famous TV sit-down

Page 48: The COVID-19 Vaccines -- what you need to know -- the long-awaited vaccines are finally here; will they return our lives to normal?

Page 50: Richie Sambora -- a rock star’s second act -- the Bon Jovi guitarist opens up about his really unpopular decision to leave the band and how he finally found joy in the love of his daughter Ava

Page 54: Mystery and Heartbreak at a Texas U.S. Army Post -- Death at Fort Hood -- in 2020 dozens of soldiers at the nation’s largest active-duty armored military installation died by homicide, accident, suicide or unknown causes -- officials and grieving families wants answers

Page 60: Isla Fisher -- my funny fairy-tale life -- the Godmothered star talks about movies, motherhood and how laughter keeps her marriage to Sacha Baron Cohen strong

Page 63: Sabrina Bryan -- my baby girl is a warrior -- the former Cheetah Girls star opens up about her daughter’s terrifying battle with meningitis

Page 66: Double Talk -- Kristen Wiig and Gal Gadot -- Wonder Women -- now playing super-rivals in Wonder Woman 1984, the stars chat about parenting during the pandemic and what they love about the 1990s

Page 71: Paul Hogan -- Crocodile Dundee’s Wild Ride -- his hit 1986 movie made him a global sensation and now 81 the rugged Aussie looks back on the stardom he never expected

Page 75: Winter TV Preview -- Elizabeth Olsen on WandaVision

Page 76: Gina Torres on 9-1-1: Lone Star

Page 77: Freddie Prinze Jr. on Punky Brewster

Page 78: Ted Danson on Mr. Mayor

Page 81: Beauty -- Feel-Good Beauty Finds -- start the new year on a high note with these pick-me-ups

Page 87: Second Look -- hosts Julianne Hough and Tituss Burgess on Disney Parks Magical Christmas Celebration

Page 88: One Last Thing -- Jon Hamm

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I’m a sucker for Hades and Persephone stories so I need to know about that one, but... I’m really curious about I’m Sabrina Kinkle too

Already answered Willowaus’ ask for Hades and Persephone, so I refer you to that one :). Here’s a bit from the document for I’m Sabrina Kinkle instead.

It from the initial take on the 60′s AU that I’ve been brewing for a while, in which Sabrina doesn’t get baptised, marries Harvey and looses her powers. Then Nick shows up and causes all sorts of trouble.

”You’re a warlock, aren’t you?”

”Yes.”

The expected shock didn’t come. Instead she felt calm, the world righted again. That was why she had felt so drawn to him. Witch-kind would always know each other, even for someone powerless as she was. It was an instinct, like how she could always feel the full moon coming.

”Don’t you know you’re not supposed to form any kind of close ties to mortals,” she asked, trying for flippant, but not quite sure she managed it, because Nick didn’t look amused.

”Is that what you are? Mortal?”

”No. Maybe,” she hesitated, licking her lips. ”I don’t know how to classify myself anymore.”

”Well, you’re a Spellman aren’t you?”

”I’m Sabrina Kinkle.”

He reached out, the touch seeming to happen in slow motion – fingers tracing across the curve of her cheek, thumb coming to rest in the corner of her mouth. Her next exhale sounded shaky and wrecked.

The urge to touch him back struck her like a punch to the guts. She wanted to feel the spark of magic on his skin. Taste it in his mouth, in his sweat.

”It’s just a name, Sabrina. Not who you are.”

”It’s more than that and you know it.”

#fanfic asks #ask me anything #caos fic #Nabrina #owl asks

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Miraculous Hunters Rewritten: Book 1

by DragongirlFury28

Jim and Marinette are half siblings, and are seemingly normal teenagers. They go to school like everyone their age, have friends and do normal teenager things… but that’s not the whole story. They have the responsibility of keeping the world safe from dangers that threaten it. Jim is the eldest out of the two, and is the Trollhunter, who protects the surface lands from the evil Gumm-Gumm trolls, and their leader; Gunmar. Meanwhile, Marinette is the youngest, and protects the city of Paris, from supervillains empowered by magical butterflies, that are sent to those who feel negative emotions, but the evil Hawkmoth. Follow along on their adventures in keeping the world safe from evil.

Words: 401,555 Chapters: 60/60 Language: English

Fandoms: Miraculous Ladybug, Tales of Arcadia

Ratting: Not Rated

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Characters: Marinette Dupain-Cheng | Ladybug, Adrien Agreste | Chat Noir, Jim Lake Jr. (Tales of Arcadia), Claire Nuñez, Toby Domzalski, Nino Lahiffe, Gabriel Agreste | Papillon | Hawk Moth, Nathalie Sancoeur, Lê Chiến Kim, Rose Lavillant, Juleka Couffaine, Luka Couffaine, Blinkous "Blinky" Galadrigal, Aaarrrgghh (Tales of Arcadia), Master Fu (Miraculous Ladybug), Vendel (Tales of Arcadia), Bular (Tales of Arcadia), Walter Strickler | Stricklander, Barbara Lake, Alya Césaire, Tom Dupain, Sabine Cheng, Steve Palchuk, Eli Pepperjack, Nomura (Tales of Arcadia), Draal (Tales of Arcadia), Chloé Bourgeois, Max Kanté, Ivan Bruel, Sabrina Raincomprix, Trolls (Tales of Arcadia), Tikki (Miraculous Ladybug), Plagg (Miraculous Ladybug), Nathaniel Kurtzberg, Lila Rossi, Original Akumatized Character(s), Wayzz (Miraculous Ladybug), Nooroo (Miraculous Ladybug), Original Characters

Relationships: Adrien Agreste | Chat Noir/Marinette Dupain-Cheng | Ladybug, Jim Lake Jr./Claire Nuñez, Alya Césaire/Nino Lahiffe, Sabine Cheng/Tom Dupain

Additional Tags: Jim and Marinette are siblings, Miraculous Love Square, jlaire, Jim knows Marinette is Ladybug, Marinette knows Jim is the Trollhunter, Toby is like a brother to Marinette, Oblivious Adrien Agreste | Chat Noir, Jim and Marinette are each other’s wingperson, Jim knows about Marinette’s crush on Adrien, Marinette knows about Jim’s crush on Claire, Adrien thinks Jim is Marinette’s boyfriend, Everybody in Arcadia knows Marinette and Jim are siblings, Co-written with Aemon_Targaryen13

Read here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/42317163/chapters/106261860

#ao3 feed #love square #miraculous ladybug #tales of arcadia #jlaire #Jim and Marinette are siblings #long story lol #fluff #angst #fanfic #marichat #adrienette #ladynior #ladrien

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Ireland Reads | 10 BorrowBox Picks for Children and Young Adult Readers

by Jordan McCarthy

The Ireland Reads day offers the perfect opportunity for every kind of reader to celebrate the magical gift of reading. Regular readers, new readers and those who are about to rediscover the wonders and joys of reading, can enrich their lives during a time when our daily routines need it more than ever.

While our libraries may be closed, the online resource, BorrowBox, is one of the real gems being offered by libraries during lockdown. More and more readers are using the platform which has thousands upon thousands of wonderful eAudiobooks and eBooks.

And better yet, this online service, like all the others offered by Cork City Libraries, is free to all library members. If you haven’t yet joined, you can do this for free at www.librariesireland.ie/join-your-library.

Whatever we choose to read or listen to this month, we know that we are nourishing our health and wellbeing in doing so. The possibilities a good book – or magazine, comic, newspaper or whatever you choose to read - can bring to our lives are endless.

“If you don’t like to read, you haven’t found the right book.” – J.K. Rowling’

Below are ten of the top picks currently available on the Children’s and Young Adult section of BorrowBox. Like all great kids’ books, they will prove gripping and engaging for many adult readers, too.

So, squeeze in a read this month. You can find out more about the Ireland Reads initiative by visiting irelandreads.ie. And don’t forget to pledge your reading time!

Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds - Young Adult

(Available on eBook and eAudiobook)

‘‘Now

I’m wishing I would’ve

laughed more

at his dumb jokes

because the day

before yesterday,

Shawn was shot

and killed.’’

This remarkable Y.A. thriller is set over the course of 60 seconds. Written in lyrical, verse-like prose, it tells the tale of a revenge-seeking William, whose brother has been shot dead.

But when Will sets out to get his revenge, some ghosts from his past appear in the elevator on his way down to the ground floor. Will he go ahead with his murderous plan?

There’s a sense of urgency in this fast-paced novel, though he soon realises; it is a ‘long way down’ from the 8th to the ground floor.

Hero On A Bicycle by Shirley Hughes – Children (10+)

(Available on eBook and eAudiobook)

‘‘He stopped and slung his bicycle against a nearby wall to get his breath back and consider the situation. At that moment someone came up silently behind him and clapped a strong hand over his mouth.’’

Set in Florence, Italy during World War II, this is historical fiction at its finest. The Allies are closing in on Nazi-occupied Florence and 14 year-old Paolo has been taking secret bike rides late every night to beat the boredom of life under curfew. He misses his dad – an anti-Fascist who is in hiding - and rues the fact that he is too young to join the military.

However, when Paolo receives a frightening message on his way home from one of his late-night treks, he suddenly becomes involved in the thick of the action. Can he become the hero during his hometown’s greatest time of need?

This is an excellent novel, which captures one family’s struggles during war.

Not suitable for younger children, some upsetting themes.

Zom-B; Underground by Darren Shan – Young Adult

(eAudiobook)

‘‘Can you hold on to your humanity when you're a monster....’’

This fantasy-horror, dystopian novel by the ‘Master of Horror’ is book two in the Zom-B series.

B Smith is the main protagonist in this story, which is set during a zombie apocalypse. When she wakes up in a laboratory-style military camp, ‘B’ learns that she has become ‘Zom-B’.

Can she meet the demands of her captors or is she doomed?

Will she be a monster forever?

The Dog Who Lost His Bark by Eoin Colfer – Children

(eAudiobook)

‘‘In his short doggy life, Oz has suffered at the hands of BAD PEOPLE. Somewhere out there, he believes, is an AWESOME BOY – his BOY. Maybe when they find each other he will learn to BARK again ...’’

Patrick comes from a very musical family and he has wanted a pet dog for a very long time. When he rescues an abandoned puppy on his summer holidays, he calls him Oz, and so begins a strong friendship between a boy and a dog – at least that’s what we hope!

Oz is a nervous little creature and he can’t bark, or at least he doesn’t bark when he moves to his new home. Will he ever bark again? Maybe the musical family will be able to get him barking again!

This heart-warming children’s tale, from the creator of the Artemis Fowl series, shows how important music can be in the healing process.

Rugby Spirit by Gerard Siggins - Children

(eAudiobook)

‘‘A new school, a new sport, an old mystery ... the first instalment in Gerard Siggins’ beloved and bestselling Rugby Spirit series.’’

Eoin Madden is the grandson of a legendary Irish rugby player. When he starts a new school in Dublin, leaving behind his GAA playing days in Tipperary, his rugby adventure begins.

In Casterock College, rugby is everything! But Eoin has never even held a rugby ball before. And the bully, Richie Duffy, is making his life even more difficult. Can Eoin make an impact in his very first season on a school rugby team?

This is one for fans of sport and fiction. It provides lots of insight into the game of rugby, too.

Once by Morris Gleitzman – Children

(Available on eBook and eAudiobook)

‘‘Once I saved a girl called Zelda from a burning house.

Once I made a Nazi with toothache laugh.

My name is Felix.

This is my story.’’

Once is the first book in Morris Gleitzman’s Felix and Zelda series. Set during the Second World War, this novel is a tale of hope, friendship and survival.

Felix is in a Catholic orphanage in Poland in 1942. The son of Jewish booksellers, he fears that the Nazi’s are burning Jewish books and believes that his parents’ store could be next.

The young Jewish boy departs the orphanage, longing to find his mum and dad, and to warn them about the Nazis. Felix soon discovers that his hometown has changed utterly. A race for survival ensues.

Not suitable for younger, some upsetting themes

Sabrina; Season Of the Witch by Sarah Rees-Brennan – Young Adult

(eAudiobook)

‘‘To be a witch is to kiss the moon.’��

Inspired by the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, this fantasy novel is a prequel to that Netflix series. It is the story of what went before the "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" show.

Sabrina is half-mortal, half-witch. Before she turns 16, and becomes full-powered, she realises how scared she is of joining the dark side and leaving her mortal life behind.

Can she discard her boyfriend Harvey, and her other mortal friends? This is her origin story; a spooky adventure for fans of the Sabrina series.

Ultimate Football Heroes; Rashford by M & T Oldfield - Children

(Available on eBook and eAudiobook)

‘‘When the referee blew his whistle, Marcus started his well-practiced penalty routine:

Four little shuffles to the left,

then short steps forward to try to fool the keeper, and then BANG!’’

The Ultimate Football Heroes series is a biographical story of the life of a star footballer. It charts the rise of some of world football’s biggest names, from the playground to the pitch.

Marcus Rashford is one of the most exciting players in the English Premier League. The Manchester United star has been one of the standout stories over the last year, with his campaign to keep free school meals available for children in the UK.

In Rashford, we learn about the life of Marcus – from when he would watch Man Utd playing on TV as a baby, to scoring important Champions League goals for the Red Devils.

A fast-paced story, full of action, it is one for all the family to enjoy. Others in the series include Kane and Delli Alli, which are available on BorrowBox.

Slam! You’re Gonna Wanna Hear This by Nikita Gill – Young Adult

(eBook)

‘‘Poetry is the language of Fire, Fury and Freedom,’’ says Nikita Gill.

Slam! is a collection of poems performed at ‘slams’, or spoken word competitions. It features established and emerging voices, with themes such as home, kin, protest and desire among those in the collection.

Slam! highlights the importance of poetry for the times we live in. It provides an ideal introduction into modern poetry and is a terrific publication.

The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien – Children

(Available on eBook and eAudiobook)

‘‘In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort.’’

J.R.R. Tolkien’s classic fantasy novel is the prequel to his Lord of the Rings saga. Tolkien wrote the story for his own children before it was published into a worldwide bestseller. First published over 80 years ago, it continues to be enjoyed by young and old.

This otherworldly tale features the hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, who has been recruited as a burglar by Gandalf for an epic quest. Expect trolls, goblins, dwarves, elves, giant spiders, and the dragon, Smaug, as Bilbo and the gang make their way across Middle Earth in search of treasure.

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