Sayonara Football : Game On - Book 1 1 / Naoshi Arakawa ; translation, Devon Corwin ; lettering, Allen Berry ; additional layout and lettering, Belynda Ungurath.

By:

Arakawa, Naoshi [author.]

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Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Original language: Japanese Publisher: New York : Kodansha Comics, an imprint of Kodansha USA Publishing, LLC, [2020]Edition: Description: 191 pages : chiefly illustrations ; 21 cmContent type:

text
still image

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9781632369635
163236963X

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DDC classification:

741.5/952 23

Summary: "High-octane girls soccer action mixes with the drama of high school in this cleats-out manga from the creator of Your Lie in April! game on. Midori and Sumire are soccer stars at rival middle schools, destined to collide : ones a striker, the others a goalie. But the two girls end up in the same high school, with a lazy coach and a bizarre teammate, Nozomi, who brags that shes a soccer prodigy but cant seem to stop kicking the ball into her own goal. To become champions, Midori and Sumire will have to get over their rivalry and work some magic on the field--not to mention the challenges of growing up."-- Publishers website.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Main	Jones Public Library	T 741.5 ARA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Checked out	09/10/2025	3370000089675

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riginally published in Japan in 2010 by Kodansha Ltd., Tokyo as Sayonara Futtobooru, volume 1.

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"High-octane girls soccer action mixes with the drama of high school in this cleats-out manga from the creator of Your Lie in April! game on. Midori and Sumire are soccer stars at rival middle schools, destined to collide : ones a striker, the others a goalie. But the two girls end up in the same high school, with a lazy coach and a bizarre teammate, Nozomi, who brags that shes a soccer prodigy but cant seem to stop kicking the ball into her own goal. To become champions, Midori and Sumire will have to get over their rivalry and work some magic on the field--not to mention the challenges of growing up."-- Publishers website.

, Ages 13+.

In English, translated from Japanese.

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