San Francisco Chronicle writer Lynn Char Bennett gives readers a taste of “The Manga Cookbook” in the newspaper’s popular Food section.
“Readers are guided through the cookbook by three cartoon characters: a young girl, Miyuki, who calls herself the kitchen sensei; Hiroshi, her boyfriend who likes to eat; and the feline-like mascot, Coo, identified as the book’s [...]
The bento has gone from a simple Japanese tradition to an internationally recognized hobby! There are bento blogs, online photo communities, and even a few books dedicated to the careful and clever food arrangements. With the popularity of “The Manga Cookbook,” we’d like to think that MU has played a part in the expansion of [...]
UK manga fans take note: The second leg of the “How Manga Took Over the World” exhibition is under way at the Hub exhibition centre in Lincolnshire until April 19th,
and Manga University is there in full force! MU has been involved in the event since its kickoff in Manchester last year, and we are thrilled [...]
Manga University’s “The Manga Cookbook” (ISBN 979-4-921205-07-2) has been named to the prestigious Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) “Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers” list for 2009.
“This list is a true reflection of the teens we serve,” said YALSA librarian Joy Millam. “Our goal was to put out a list that gives every [...]
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