Peach Girl: Change of Heart Volume 8

by Miwa Ueda

Book Overview

Volume 8 continues the adventures of Momo and her new boyfriend, Kiley. But Momo's sworn enemy plots to break up the happy couple. Illustrations.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1591824974
• ISBN13: 9781591824978
• Release Date: May 2004
• Publisher: TokyoPop
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.0" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 13 to 17 years

Customer Reviews

New Love, Old Problems, Part 8

Momo and Toji show up at the beginning of school together, and this sparks all sorts of speculation about what is going on between the two of them. Momo is apprehensive about how the student body will handle this new change, but Toji and her decide to take it in strides... and Sae is sick to her stomach. Kiley, on the other hand, couldn't be more vivacious and charismatic, flirting with other women and taking photos with his brand new digital camera. Momo get confused (again) about her feelings for Kiley when she discovers a photo of her from the first day at school in one of his notebooks... and Misao is finally starting to see a side of Ryo that she is unable to stomach when she sees how cold he is to Sae over her important news... and why is Kiley crying outside of Momo's gate at night...? The series is almost done, and yet the storyline is heating up better than ever. Sides are clearly being drawn, and the lover's triangles are becoming more and more Bermudic... my gods, if I ever had this kind of drama and emotion over a choice of lovers I think I would throw up my hands in despair. Momo clearly has a hard choice to make, now that Kiley is exhibiting that he is still interested... who will it be to finally win her heart? Chock full of love and torturous angst makes this manga worth reading.. For shojo fans and manga fans alike. It's definitely not a disappointment.

The Best Peach Girl Book!!!

OMG! This has been the best peach girl book so far. Its filled with a great amount of surprises, some good some not so good in Sae's case. Its a great book to read.