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The desire for a normal teenage life haunts the overworked and underappreciated Mi-Roo. While most girls her age are carefree and boy-crazy, she is bound to the grueling gigs of student, homemaker and full-time babysitter to her siblings.
With a mother who's mostly missing-in-action and a twin brother who's best at doing nothing, Mi-Roo is trapped in a constant balancing act of housework and homework, leaving her zero time for romance and boys. But she's no superhero - it's going to take more than a little determination to stay in control of this whirlwind!
(synopsis from ADV) 50 Rules for Teenagers was partially published in English by ADV Manga on August 17, 2004. The publisher is now closed.
With a mother who's mostly missing-in-action and a twin brother who's best at doing nothing, Mi-Roo is trapped in a constant balancing act of housework and homework, leaving her zero time for romance and boys. But she's no superhero - it's going to take more than a little determination to stay in control of this whirlwind!
(synopsis from ADV) 50 Rules for Teenagers was partially published in English by ADV Manga on August 17, 2004. The publisher is now closed.
