Biblia Koshodou no Jiken Techou

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Biblia Koshodou no Jiken Techou is a
mystery series where Shinokawa Shioriko, a
young owner of a bookstore in Kamakura,
unravel mysteries of ancient books that are
taken there.
The story begins with a young man named
Daisuke, who grew up practically without
reading books due to a "phobia", brings the
complete (and autographed) works of
Natsume Soseki, Japanese writer of the Meiji
era, inherited from his grandmother in the
mysterious bookstore. Will the shy and
introvert Shioriko solve the mystery of the
books?

[chancs]

Please provide with a synopsis and create a poll before recommending.

[Mystes]

Heard about it, but never bothered looking at it. Seems awesome though.

[larethian]

btw the title is wrong.

It's "Biblia Koshodou no Jiken Techou"

[Tony Yon]

umm..link, i'm sorry.
I changed the description into the one i found at manga updates, i also changed the title as per larethian suggestion, and create the poll. I hope you don't mind?
And, now it's fullfil the requirment right? The last thing to do: praying for a kind translator/s descend from heaven to pick up this series.

[Simon]

Sounds interesting.

[arczyx]

It would be nice if someone provide an illustration

[Tony Yon]

cover volume 1:

Spoiler! :

[RasteShelphyd]

I heard from someone that the story is quite-err, really good, to the point it can be compared to Bungaku Shoujo.
Dunno if he's just trolling me (since I don't understand Japanese) but I think he might be telling the truth.

Or at least, it should be above average, I think (?) :p

[Tony Yon]

i remember at certain weeks, two of it's volume (1 and 2) dominating light novel sellings in japanese, even beat SAO by large margin. (too bad i already deleted it, sorry link, i should have let it stand beside the synopsis...)
so, well, if it's only around "above the average" i don't think this series will be able to pull it...
Maybe it's really can be compared with bungaku shoujo, well, who knows..

[Tony Yon]

Well, this is a bit different with the one posted earlier, but..
There are the light novel sales rankings for the first half of the fiscal year of 2012. (Dec 5, 2011 - May 28, 2012) Volume by volume
*1, 587,891 Biblia Koshoten no Jikentecho vol.1
*2, 446,631 Biblia Koshoten no Jikentecho vol.2
*3, 253,678 Koimonogatari
*4, 249,938 Toaru Majutsu no Index: New Testament vol.3
*5, 220,504 Bokura ga Ita
*6, 200,100 Ore no Imouto ga Konnani Kawaii Wake ga Nai vol.10
*7, 199,950 Toaru Majutsu no Index: New Testament vol.4
*8, 194,649 Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu vol.10
*9, 136,213 Sword Art Online vol.9
*10, 132,549 Another vol.1

[Guest]

I heard from someone that the story is quite-err, really good, to the point it can be compared to Bungaku Shoujo.
Dunno if he's just trolling me (since I don't understand Japanese) but I think he might be telling the truth.

Or at least, it should be above average, I think (?) :p

I find it better than Bungaku Shoujo. The story is much more realistic.

[larethian]

Speaking of this, CETranslations may TL this after SPS.

[Tony Yon]

Speaking of this, CETranslations may TL this after SPS.

wow it's a good news, where did you get this information from? You know some of their translators? Or perhaps they announce it? I only go there to read Oni-Ai lolz... :3

[larethian]

Speaking of this, CETranslations may TL this after SPS.

wow it's a good news, where did you get this information from? You know some of their translators? Or perhaps they announce it? I only go there to read Oni-Ai lolz... :3

yeah, I'm acquainted with the founder. zgmf did mention it on the blog somewhere though.