Shoulder-A-Coffin Kuro, Volume 3 - Kiyuduki, Satoko
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Still in search of a way to break the curse cast on her by a witch, Kuro continues on the winding road of her travels. At every turn, she and her colorful band of companions encounter the peculiar and the mysterious-a girl who lives inside the mirrors at a mansion in the woods; a wind-up woman in a dark forest; a tree that grants wishes for a price; a patchwork witch basking in the sunlight filtering through the trees. What curious fellows and wondrous things will Kuro's journey lead her to next? And can any of them provide Kuro with the one thing she really wants before her time runs out?

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Still in search of a way to break the curse cast on her by a witch, Kuro continues on the winding road of her travels. At every turn, she and her colorful band of companions encounter the peculiar and the mysterious-a girl who lives inside the mirrors at a mansion in the woods; a wind-up woman in a dark forest; a tree that grants wishes for a price; a patchwork witch basking in the sunlight filtering through the trees. What curious fellows and wondrous things will Kuro's journey lead her to next? And can any of them provide Kuro with the one thing she really wants before her time runs out?
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Satoko Kiyuduki is the manga artist of Shoulder-a-Coffin Kuro and GA ~Geijutsuka Art Design Class~, both published in English by Yen Press. She studied design in senior high and currently works on four-panel comics and video game illustration. In fact, her GA series was made into a PSP video game in Japan in 2010. Satoko Kiyuduki is the manga artist of Shoulder-a-Coffin Kuro and GA ~Geijutsuka Art Design Class~, both published in English by Yen Press. She studied design in senior high and currently works on four-panel comics and video game illustration. In fact, her GA series was made into a PSP video game in Japan in 2010.