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Where do you belong? On the edge of death and danger, to feel life flowing through you? Can you find shelter in a space not meant for you? When new people move into your life, will there still be enough room left for you? From the author of The Gods Lie and The Golden Sheep. Mermaid Prince explores such complex themes in a series of short stories that highlight the beauty, wonder, pain, and loneliness that can come from feeling adrift in the world, as well as the joy that can accompany finding your own anchor amidst the seas of change. Mugi, a transfer student from Tokyo now living in a southern island of Japan, can stand the new sunburn and the bullying he receives at school. It''s the ocean, the water that he doesn''t know how to swim in, and the brother-in-law who''s making his older sister so happy, that he can''t handle. Ever since his parents passed and this stranger became ''family,'' Mugi''s felt like there''s nowhere he belongs, like maybe he should just... drown. Feeling out

Mermaid Prince

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    Publisher: Vertical Inc.
    Publication Date: 6/25/2024
    ISBN13: 9781647293611, 978-1647293611
    ISBN10: 1647293618

    Fiction , Graphic Novels & Manga

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    Where do you belong? On the edge of death and danger, to feel life flowing through you? Can you find shelter in a space not meant for you? When new people move into your life, will there still be enough room left for you? From the author of The Gods Lie and The Golden Sheep. Mermaid Prince explores such complex themes in a series of short stories that highlight the beauty, wonder, pain, and loneliness that can come from feeling adrift in the world, as well as the joy that can accompany finding your own anchor amidst the seas of change. Mugi, a transfer student from Tokyo now living in a southern island of Japan, can stand the new sunburn and the bullying he receives at school. It''s the ocean, the water that he doesn''t know how to swim in, and the brother-in-law who''s making his older sister so happy, that he can''t handle. Ever since his parents passed and this stranger became ''family,'' Mugi''s felt like there''s nowhere he belongs, like maybe he should just... drown. Feeling out

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