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phoibee's review
4.0
This is a manga adaptation of Disney's Beauty and the Beast movie. It is told in Beast's perspective. I like the concept of having twin books. The downside is that some scenes are repetitive. The same pages were used from the Belle's perspective book. Like I said to the other book, the illustrations are beautiful like typical mangas. Nothing new about the plot but I still want to have a hard copy of these books.
alexandra_92's review
5.0
I received and e-ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
I was very glad to have the chance and review this manga too, along with the first volume! The story is told from the Beast's perspective and it's so sad. His despair has caused many of the actions we see in the movie as also at some point it explains why Belle could never leave from the castle with the help of a certain book.
I enjoyed the art more here but my only drawback was the art in the wolf fight. It felt more like a sketch rather than a completed fighting scene.
But in the end this little gem was fantastic!
I was very glad to have the chance and review this manga too, along with the first volume! The story is told from the Beast's perspective and it's so sad. His despair has caused many of the actions we see in the movie as also at some point it explains why Belle could never leave from the castle with the help of a certain book.
I enjoyed the art more here but my only drawback was the art in the wolf fight. It felt more like a sketch rather than a completed fighting scene.
But in the end this little gem was fantastic!
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