Spice and Wolf, Vol. 4

The previous book raised the bar a little bit too high, so it was expected this book would be somehow less interesting than its predecessor. It's always nice to read more about Holo and Lawrance anyway.......more

These books just continue to be stressfree reading for my insomniac overwhelmed self. They are easy to follow, compelling main characters, and a nice mix of menial day to day life with a challenge to overcome.......more

First of all, this volume is one that was not covered by the anime. The new content was definitely refreshing for me as up until this point I already had an idea about what would happen even though it had been a while since I watched the first season. The overall tone of the volume is a bit dark and......more

I fell in love with the anime adaptation and had been hounding the books. The charm of the relationship between Lawrence and Holo is somewhat lost in the choppy language in the book, although that might be the fault of the English translation. The plot itself is typical of the series, illustrating an......more

In this installment, Lawrence and Holo end up in a village and get mired in a messy plot between the pagan village and the nearby large town which follows the Church. We learn more of Holo's home village, Yoisu, and what happened to it because of the collection of pagan stories hidden in the little......more