Nanami's life hangs in the balance as her conscious self remains in the invisible kingdom, where various political groups all have different plans for Princess Akata, while back in the real world, her parents stand desperately by the bedside of their comatose daughter. Meanwhile, her friends and teacher try to figure out a way to save her, but unfortunately, the only solution comes with the prospect of putting someone else's life in danger too...
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Amélie Sarn
Born in 1970, Amélie Sarn spent most of her time as a child climbing trees, reading, and dreaming of being a writer. While studying English and Spanish, she dabbled in different jobs: camp counselor, technical translator, caretaker for disabled people, journalist. Now she lives in Bretagne, where she stopped climbing trees but she's still passionate about reading and writing. She has written several children's books, including "Coupable d'être innocent" (Rageot), "Un Fantome très rigolo," and "La Nuit de la chauve-souris" (Milan). For the same publisher, she co-wrote "Le Cirque Patatrac" and "Un petit garçon trop pressé," under the pen name Méli-Marlo. She also worked on the famous animated feature "The Triplets of Belleville." In 2002, she published her first novel, "Elle ne pleure pas, elle chante" (Albin-Michel). The series "Nanami," illustrated by Nauriel and published by Dargaud (Europe Comics in English), marked her debut as a comics scriptwriter, alongside Éric Corbeyran.
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