Library Wars: Love & War: Library Wars: Love & War, Vol. 1 (Series #1) (Paperback)

from ThothJ

It was a good beginning to what looks like a fun and exciting series. I like the main character and Sgt. Dojo, their chemistry is fun and silly to watch. But I totally want to live in this universe, not that the whole major government crackdown on censorship is fun, but to be able to take-up arms...

from jen.e.moore

I like both central conceits - the dystopian censorship that requires militant librarians, and the girl working her way up through the toughest ranks through sheer stubbornness. I had fun with this book, but it didn't grab me enough to make me want to seek out the rest of the series right away. I...

from MaowangVater

For years Iku Kasahara has dreamed about joining the Library Forces. But now that she's been accepted, the young soldier thinks that drill instructor Sergeant Dojo is making her training unnecessarily hard. Her friends tell her that's because he has high hopes for her, but Iku isn't so sure. Afte...

from tiamatq

As a librarian, it's difficult to resist a series called "Library Wars." It's like someone took Banned Books Week and created an alternate history out of it... or maybe I just feel that way because we just wrapped up Banned Books Week for 2010. It's got censorship, war, the Dewey Decimal System, ...

from Rosa.Mill

At some point in the future Japan passes a media protection act that means that books are gotten rid of if they are deemed unsuitable. The library is the last bastion of free reading. Kasahara is training to be part of the libraries defense team and gets selected to join an elite task force. I lo...