Manga Review: Chibi Vampire

Manga Review: Chibi Vampire book 1

Chibi Vampire book 1 by Yuna Kagesaki

Book Summary:

Outwardly Karin Maaka seems every bit the normal (if cute) little high school girl, but in reality she's the middle child in a family of vampires which settled in Japan in decades past. Even amongst her kindred Karin is an oddity, however; she lacks many normal vampire traits but is able to function during the day. Most importantly, she has an abundance of blood rather than a shortage of it, so instead of draining blood from people she bites, she gives blood to them, an experience which can potentially have beneficial side effects for the “victim.” And if she doesn't do it on a monthly basis, she experiences gushing nosebleeds!

Although Karin has been able to hide her secrets so far, trouble is on the horizon when her blood becomes excited by Kenta Usui, a new transfer student who not only arrives at the school but ends up working with her at her part-time job, too. Can her siblings help her sort out the cause of the problem and help their mostly incompetent sister develop her vampire heritage?

Ivy's Summary: Karin Maaka is a high school vampire girl that is the middle child of her family that came here to Japan decades ago. Karin isn't a normal vampire and is kind of a human. She does not suck or drink human's blood and instead she transfer her blood every month into a human that is unhappy because that is her blood's trait. So far Karin could hide her true self until there was a transfer student named, Kenta Usui. Once he came to her hign school and the same class her blood became excited whenever he'snear her. So her sister, Anju, a vampire that hasn't been awaken yet always have tohelp her idiot sister. So Kenta doesn't know their true self so they could live happy in Japan.

 

Well soon in the end of book 1 Kenta founds out that Karin is a vampire.

 

Found out more about what happen Next in Book 2. About what would happen to Karin and her familyand Kenta.

Book Rates:(1-10): 9.6