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The 20th volume is entirely about the "Happy Grateful" party that Kyoko and Maria throw on December 24th. Kyoko puts her foot in it when she mentions Maria's birthday. Maria doesn't celebrate her birthday because a few years previously Maria's mother died in a plane crash on Maria's birthday. In an attempt to atone for mentioning such a sore subject, Kyoko suggests that she and Maria throw a party - not for Christmas, and not because it's Maria's birthday - but for the dear people in their lives. "To my dear friends, I want to say thank you and that I was happy to know you this year."

Maria and Kyoko have a wonderful time planning and executing their party. Of course, Lory, Maria's grandfather, has to contribute his own absurdly over the top touches, like trumpet fanfares and a cheering crowd to introduce each guest. At the end of the party, Lory has a big dramatic surprise for Maria involving tons of paper butterflies and a flood of flowers.

Moko, one of my favorite characters, reappears in this volume. We get the guest's perspective on the party from her.

Ren Tsuruga has a minor part in this volume. There is really no advancement in the Ren - Kyoko relationship.

The party is a big success. Everyone has a great time. Maria's birthday is somewhat salvaged, in that she has something to be happy about instead of dwelling on guilty and misery over her mother's death. And once the party is over Kyoko gets a surprise gift of her own.


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Skip Beat! Vol 20 Yoshiki Nakamura Books Reviews

Maria, President Lory's grandaughter, has a Christmas birthday, but Kyouko learns that the little girl doesn't want to celebrate either her birthday or Christmas. Maria still feels guilty over the death of her mother (who died in a plane crash on her way to see her daughter for her birthday) and doesn't feel like her birthday is a thing to celebrate. Kyouko thinks it's too sad for her to think of her birthday as a sorrowful thing, so she comes up with a plan- she convinces Maria to host a "happy grateful party" with her to thank the people they love for being in their lives. The two have fun planning the party, and when President Lory gets involved, things get really extravagant. And what kind of surprise is waiting for Kyouko at midnight?

This is a really sweet volume. Kyouko is sort of a big sister to Maria, and it's nice to see her look out for the younger girl. Maria also adores Kyouko, and the bond between them is adorable. Maria is one of those characters that could have been relegated to the side-lines, and it's good to see her get some development. She finally makes some progress with her feelings of guilt in this volume. Moko also has a fairly prominent role for the first time in a while, and she also has a cute moment with Kyouko. There's also a pretty big Ren/Kyouko moment in this volume, and though it doesn't make a whole lot of progress for the couple, Kyouko seems to be showing more interest in Ren. Finally, the over the top party is a lot of fun to read.

Volume 20 is cute, and I like that it features characters who tend to get left behind by the main story. And next volume, we get back to Kyouko's amazing acting! I'm already looking forward to it!
I love this volume!
Each of the books are good but this one I got to say is next to one of my favorite ones.
I love this series. I love this book. What more can I say? I'm really looking forward for the next book to come out!
I love this whole series. It always makes me laugh and wonder what's coming next, In this one (with out spoiling the book) it covers Christmas Eve and first few minutes of Christmas day in an unexpected way.
Big skip beat fan, cant get enough!!
Amazing artwork, perfect storyline, romance, drama, comedy, you can connect with the characters
I just love it!!! So glad I started this series!! wish the anime would come out in American/English!!
The 20th volume is entirely about the "Happy Grateful" party that Kyoko and Maria throw on December 24th. Kyoko puts her foot in it when she mentions Maria's birthday. Maria doesn't celebrate her birthday because a few years previously Maria's mother died in a plane crash on Maria's birthday. In an attempt to atone for mentioning such a sore subject, Kyoko suggests that she and Maria throw a party - not for Christmas, and not because it's Maria's birthday - but for the dear people in their lives. "To my dear friends, I want to say thank you and that I was happy to know you this year."

Maria and Kyoko have a wonderful time planning and executing their party. Of course, Lory, Maria's grandfather, has to contribute his own absurdly over the top touches, like trumpet fanfares and a cheering crowd to introduce each guest. At the end of the party, Lory has a big dramatic surprise for Maria involving tons of paper butterflies and a flood of flowers.

Moko, one of my favorite characters, reappears in this volume. We get the guest's perspective on the party from her.

Ren Tsuruga has a minor part in this volume. There is really no advancement in the Ren - Kyoko relationship.

The party is a big success. Everyone has a great time. Maria's birthday is somewhat salvaged, in that she has something to be happy about instead of dwelling on guilty and misery over her mother's death. And once the party is over Kyoko gets a surprise gift of her own.