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Line 8: The series follows the sisters' moments of joy and sadness, usually interspersed with days of boredom when again no customers come to visit the library. It starts out as a typical [[Moe]] show, but after a few episodes switches gears toward a much more emotional experience, when the girls' interaction with the outside world leads to a string of highs and lows in the relationship between them and with other people. There are a lot of miracles along the way, both small and large. ''[[Kokoro Library]]'' started out as a [[Manga]] by Nobuyuki Takagi, and was ~~adpoted~~adopted into an anime adaptation in 2001, directed by Koji Masunari, who is perhaps better known for his work on the ''[[Read or Die]]'' [[OVA]] and ''[[Kamichu!]]''. Of special note is the soundtrack, composed by Hisaaki Hogari, with its lovely piano-filled themes which feature prominently throughout the latter half of the series. {{tropelist}} * [[Alien Abduction]]: Iina dreams that Kokoro is involved in one. Line 59 ⟶ 60: {{reflist}} [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Anime]] [[Category:Anime of the 2000s]] [[Category:Manga]] [[Category:~~Kokoro~~Manga ~~Library~~of the 2000s]] [[Category:Shonen Demographic]] [[Category:Studio DEEN]] [[Category:TV Tokyo]] [[Category:Thirteen-Episode Anime]]