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Loading... Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei, Volume 2by Koji Kumeta
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. While still somewhat interesting, I found the second volume of Sayonara, Zetsubou Sensei, to be less as hilarious as I'd expected. Whereas in the first volume, where almost every chapter had me laughing at its dark humor; in this volume I found myself more puzzled than amused as some of the chapters would go for a more bizarre turn (with the Translation Notes to be of little use). In general, I found chapters that focused on characters (Fujiyoshi) or events (Miai) to be more interesting. Accordingly, chapters focusing on Sensei's explanation for the 'meaning of life' tended to find its welcome, worn short. ( ) no reviews | add a review
TEACHER OF DARKNESS Meet the most melancholy high school teacher in Japan: Nozomu Itoshiki, whose fashion sense is strictly nineteenth-century, whose personal goal is self-annihilation, and whose signature phrase is I'm in despair He's similar to Franz Kafka and Jean-Paul Sartre-if Kafka and Sartre had had to deal with a classroom of short-skirted, lovesick students. And to make matters worse, Itoshiki's family wants him to get married. Forget the bride, here comes the gloom The first translated work by Japan's most savage satirist, Koji Kumeta Includes special extras after the story No library descriptions found. |
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