Aulia Azhar

 Reading Log (Biography) Day 1 Thursday Date : March 25th, 2021 Time : 18.40 - 18.43 First Person : Hajime Isayama (諫山 創) His/Her Biography : Hajime Isayama is the author and illustrator of Attack on Titan. Isayama was born on August 29, 1986 in Ōyama, Ōita, Japan. After graduating from Ōita Prefectural Hitarinkou High School, he matriculated in the cartoon design program of the cartoon arts department, Kyushu Designer Gakuin. After graduating, he moved to Tokyo and started drawing his manga works. In 2006, he applied for the Magazine Grand Prix, also known as MGP, that is promoted by Kodansha Ltd., and his work, Attack on Titan, was given the Fine Work award. Originally, he offered his work to the Weekly Shōnen Jump department at Shueisha, where he was advised to modify his style and story to be more suitable for Weekly Shōnen Jump. He declined and decided to take it to the Weekly Shōnen Magazine department at Kodansha Ltd. instead. In 2008, he applied for the 80th Weekly Shōnen Ma

  Moral of the Story Story 1 From this story we can learn if we have to be careful and don't fall to flatterers. Story 2 From this story we can learn no one will believe a liar even if he telling the truth. Story 3 From this story we can learn if appearance is deceptive so we have to be careful. Story 4 From this story we learn even if we are such a great person we don't be arrogant and underestimate the other.  Story 5 From this story we learn if we have to toil and prepare for the day of need and don't be lazy just because everything is available at present.

Reading Log (Comic) Pre- Reading Report Memorable Scene It is when the Spirit Finger club introduced themselves, they introduced their nickname based on the color they pick before. For Amy her nickname is baby blue or "Babl". Also when they introduce themselves, they don't just mention their nickname but have to show a move to make it more interesting. And this scene is so cute. Grade of the Story : A. Good Actually this story is not good but really good I'll give 100/10. I really love how the story runs and the characters development. The story is very interesting, light, and easy to understand, the conflicts that arise in this story are things that often occur in our daily lives so that we feel more related to what happened. Besides that the storyline is also quite consistent even though a lot of things happen to the characters, the drawing club activities is still being the main focus and getting more interesting from time to time especially about the dress code ru