One hundred moons

Author: (Japan) Keiko Nimikita
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The author of "One Hundred Moons," Keiko Nimikita, is known as a superwriter of pure love. Her novels are filled with pure emotions and pristine words. In the book, a pair of amnesiac teenagers must unravel the mystery of a mysterious language before the moon disappears. How does this dreamlike, pure love story ultimately unfold? Moving, surprising, the book accumulates indescribable emotions, stirring readers' thoughts in countless twists and turns. This series features internationally renowned manga masters and science fiction masters such as Masakazu Oya, Musashi Kambayashi, Keiko Nimikita, and Goji Otagi, whose works are widely recognized and celebrated. The series includes their early masterpieces. As successful writers of children's themes, the authors are highly skilled in capturing the language and psychology of their characters. The plots of this series are not overly complex. Faced with a series that tells stories of friendship's warmth and spiritual fantasy, young Chinese readers should be able to feel its charm just as much as their peers around the world. The "Wood Dream" Academy seems isolated from the world. A 14-year-old girl named Universe lives there, with only one memory left—Yuki, a boy she deeply loves. One day, Yuki suddenly appears at the academy. He is cold, elusive, and treats the Universe, who deeply loves him, as a stranger. The academy is then thrown into turmoil, and various mysteries begin to unfold.