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Emma #6
エマ 6巻 (HARTA COMIX)
階級差を越えたウィリアムとエマ、ふたりの愛は、いよいよラストに向けて波乱の展開を招く。6巻が描き出すのは、華やかなりし大英帝国の、もうひとつの顔……！ 伝統と革新のブリティッシュロマンス!!
185 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 31, 2005
About the author
Kaoru Mori
102 books832 followersKaoru Mori (森 薫) is a mangaka best known for her series "Emma" and "A Bride's Tale." Her stories tend to be intricately drawn female lead historical dramas set in exotic locations like Britain and along the silk road. Mori has an expressed fondness for maids and learning about foreign cultures.
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July 8, 2023
this volume? sTRESSED
December 15, 2023
Qué oscuro se volvió todo, pobre EmmaT^T
September 14, 2021
Oooh this volume had so much happen!
I can't believe that . I can't wait to read the next volume!
I can't believe that . I can't wait to read the next volume!
June 29, 2019
Damn. This whole book was so depressing. From start to finish it just got worse and worse for everyone. Aghhhh.
Well, now I’m super excited. I know book 7 is pretty much the ending and that it’s a lot of side character wrap-ups after that, but I’m stoked to continue on!
Well, now I’m super excited. I know book 7 is pretty much the ending and that it’s a lot of side character wrap-ups after that, but I’m stoked to continue on!
March 27, 2024
Things are happening and they are stressing me out.
July 11, 2017
Downton Abbey meets manga.... In this volume, Emma is placed in danger when William tries to unsuccessfully break off his engagement to Eleanor. The reader views heightened tension between William and his family, as well as between him and Eleanor's parents. Emma, well I'll just say she is in danger due to malicious actions taken against her, and the home where she works has no idea where she has gone. The servants gossip that she has eloped, but that is false. Will Emma return to the household safely?... Waiting impatiently to find out...
June 14, 2023
I know I was to go into this manga series expecting drama, but I didn’t think an actual kidnapping would happen. I feel so bad for Emma because if she wasn’t being pestered by her coworkers then she wouldn’t have got put into what could be a dangerous situation, through the selfishness of others. Although, I do like that despite how gossipy her coworkers are, everyone was genuinely worried for Emma’s well-being when she was discovered missing.
Additionally, I do like that William finally stood up for himself and cancelled his engagement to Eleanor, and proceeded to stand firmly in his decision even after some tense conversations.
Additionally, I do like that William finally stood up for himself and cancelled his engagement to Eleanor, and proceeded to stand firmly in his decision even after some tense conversations.
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February 23, 2008
SPOILERS AHEAD
The darkest out of 6 volumes. I bought in yesterday in anticipation. Emma is being kidnapped by the viscount's orders, and she is forced to write letters to say goodbye to William. Sigh. William goes searching for her in America in the next volume.
Eleanor is crushed when William breaks the engagement. It's totally different from the anime, which should have ended by now with Emma marrying William..
Hm. It's getting so much more interesting. Especially with Prisoners of Zenda as teasers~
The darkest out of 6 volumes. I bought in yesterday in anticipation. Emma is being kidnapped by the viscount's orders, and she is forced to write letters to say goodbye to William. Sigh. William goes searching for her in America in the next volume.
Eleanor is crushed when William breaks the engagement. It's totally different from the anime, which should have ended by now with Emma marrying William..
Hm. It's getting so much more interesting. Especially with Prisoners of Zenda as teasers~
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 23, 2015
Turns out that I read this one twice. The first time was in random chunks, so I hadn't realized that I had actually read it. So much happened in this volume! It was almost ridiculous. And so dramatic too! Might have contributed to me reading it all jumbled like. Super good, and I am looking forward to the next one!
May 1, 2008
Too much of this volume was obviously set up for the series conclusion in volume 7. That said, I did like the use of the The Prisoner of Zenda.
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March 5, 2011
Kidnapping. Really?
March 18, 2015
Everything happens rather quickly. . Well we'll see
June 18, 2016
Beautiful and dramatic. The plot thickens!
August 25, 2018
“Emma” is a manga about a maid and an upper class gentleman who fall in love and have to fight the Victorian class system to be together. It is a traditional romance narrative, with warm characters and a rollercoaster plot line.
I decided to read this series because I wanted to take a break from hard reading, with some light graphic novels. I was drawn to this series because it is set in the Victorian era, which is one of my favourite historical settings.
“Emma” is a sweet story. The writing, however, I found was a little quirky. It seemed that the writing would suddenly stop, without revealing everything. For example, a character would be telling a joke, I’d flip the page, and the scene would be completely changed. This also happened when a character was retelling something, when a character was revealing something, and at random times throughout the dialogue and narrative. I found it disruptive and frustrating.
The other irksome part I found about “Emma” is in the number of books included in the series. The main narrative runs from book one to, and including, book seven. Books eight, nine, and ten are not part of the main narrative, but are instead made up of short stories about the other characters in the series. This is a sweet idea, but I do not like this to be included in the main series. It should have been added as additional material, or as a separate, sub-series.
The overall story was alright. I have too much to read that I probably will not read the short stories that are included in the series. “Emma” fulfilled its purpose of giving me a break from hard reading.
I decided to read this series because I wanted to take a break from hard reading, with some light graphic novels. I was drawn to this series because it is set in the Victorian era, which is one of my favourite historical settings.
“Emma” is a sweet story. The writing, however, I found was a little quirky. It seemed that the writing would suddenly stop, without revealing everything. For example, a character would be telling a joke, I’d flip the page, and the scene would be completely changed. This also happened when a character was retelling something, when a character was revealing something, and at random times throughout the dialogue and narrative. I found it disruptive and frustrating.
The other irksome part I found about “Emma” is in the number of books included in the series. The main narrative runs from book one to, and including, book seven. Books eight, nine, and ten are not part of the main narrative, but are instead made up of short stories about the other characters in the series. This is a sweet idea, but I do not like this to be included in the main series. It should have been added as additional material, or as a separate, sub-series.
The overall story was alright. I have too much to read that I probably will not read the short stories that are included in the series. “Emma” fulfilled its purpose of giving me a break from hard reading.
July 5, 2019
William breaks off his engagement with Eleanor (twice!) and Emma is kidnapped.
The series picked up speed in this volume. I love the fact that, as Emma is put into more and more danger, the art itself changes, becoming darker, and more harsh and angled. You could truly feel how difficult it was for William to get Eleanor to understand that he didn't want to be with her. And we also got a story that adds more depth to William's younger brother. Can't wait to see how this all ends in the next volume!
The series picked up speed in this volume. I love the fact that, as Emma is put into more and more danger, the art itself changes, becoming darker, and more harsh and angled. You could truly feel how difficult it was for William to get Eleanor to understand that he didn't want to be with her. And we also got a story that adds more depth to William's younger brother. Can't wait to see how this all ends in the next volume!
August 2, 2024
The part with Emma getting kidnapped was a *gasp* worthy moment but I found the other maids and staff pestering her about her boyfriend a little annoying.
Also I can’t stand Vivi - for a kid so concerned with propriety and social standing she really does want everything her way…
Still excited to see where it goes (especially with poor Emma kidnapped!) but this wasn’t my favourite. The author apologized for it being grim but I just didn’t enjoy it as much as some of the others.
3.5/5
Also I can’t stand Vivi - for a kid so concerned with propriety and social standing she really does want everything her way…
Still excited to see where it goes (especially with poor Emma kidnapped!) but this wasn’t my favourite. The author apologized for it being grim but I just didn’t enjoy it as much as some of the others.
3.5/5
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January 14, 2018
William finally makes his feelings known to his family and his fiance. This leads to Emma being abducted and force to write a note telling William goodbye. Only Emma's employers believe she hasn't run off and they try for a plan to find her. Tension is all over this volume as it moves towards its conclusion.
December 16, 2019
I read this in one sitting - the first time I've done that with any book, including a comic book, in working memory. Mori just gets more and more skilled artistically as time goes on... The story in this book takes a sharp but inevitable-feeling turn into the melodramatic and somewhat scary, which is all good and right for this story at this point. Good stuff.
March 27, 2022
E finalmente William rompe il suo fidanzamento. Un po' mi dispiace per la tipa, ma Emma è molto meglio di lei!! Però io sono di parte.
Poi il padre di William tira fuori il peggio di sé. Non sembrava tanto male all'inizio, specialmente nei rapporti con la moglie, ma si vede che il mondo dell'alta società l'ha rovinato.
Poi il padre di William tira fuori il peggio di sé. Non sembrava tanto male all'inizio, specialmente nei rapporti con la moglie, ma si vede che il mondo dell'alta società l'ha rovinato.
November 28, 2021
So many crumbling families, connections and plans. So many people hurt and broken by the actions of one man who doesn’t want things to go against his will. It is so different and changed in the scenery, the end is nigh you can feel it. I really want to see if Emma and William can repair everything!
August 1, 2024
Ya es oficial, no soporto a Eleanor, es tonta por haberse montado la película romántica ella sola cuando todas las pistas apuntaban lo contrario.
Tampoco soporto a Bibí, me recuerda demasiado a Amy de Mujercitas.
Tampoco soporto a Bibí, me recuerda demasiado a Amy de Mujercitas.
September 27, 2017
So dramatic! Things are really building to a head in this one.
October 4, 2017
I can't believe William just did that.. I DON'T APPROVE!!!
July 30, 2018
Perkembangan yang tidak diduga.
May 6, 2019
After spending the last volume dying for something to happen... whoah! So much drama! Love this latest twist.
June 20, 2019
It was okay, but stalled a lot. Lack of true, forward-moving action.
November 29, 2019
UGH. SO. GOOD.
November 29, 2019
Will someone please take care of Colin?
June 5, 2020
Really great manga, Really great art and good adorable story! Really loved this manga 😁😻❤️
August 23, 2020
Mais queeee d'aventures ! C'est presque trop. Vivement le dénouement !
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