Title: Girls ブラボー (Girls Bravo) Vol. 7
Artist/Author: まりお金田 (Mario Kaneda)
Book Size/Pages: B-6, 177pp., w/furigana
Original Serialization: Monthly Shonen Ace 8/03-1/04
First Printing: 4/3/04
Rating: 3/4

I like the story in chapter 42 and 43. It's not much in terms of anything sentimental, but it's enough to keep the story, or whatever there is of it, interesting.

Extras are the same as last book, just the colored pages and some ads.

41. Without money to go on a real vacation, Yukinari and gang go to the nearby forest. Yukinari explains that he and Kirie used to play here a lot, but became scared of the place because they got lost once. As they wander through the forest, they encounter many traps, a hand coming from the ground, and "help" scratched into a tree. They eventually find out it's Fukuyama's property and those traps are just to ward off trespassers.

42. At the summer festival, Koyomi finds a letter and vows to return it to the proper owners. Without much luck, she asks Lisa for some help.

43. All Lisa does though is invoke items that look like Fukuyama, much to Koyomi's disgust. Koyomi drops the letter and the recipient, a girl, picks it up. She reads it and finds out it's a letter written a year ago from her deceased grandmother apologizing for not having a kimono she likes.

44. It's fall, and the girls are thinking of all the fun things to do associated with autumn. Fukuyama again is able to trick them into going to his house where he takes pictures of them from odd angles. Yukinari dresses as a girl so he can gain entry into Fukuyama's mansion and is exposed when Fukuyama disrobes him.

45. Tomoka makes fun of Miharu as she seems to have a cavity as her teeth hurt. However, she's deathly afraid of going to dentist. They find out later when the tooth comes out that it's just a baby tooth. However, Tomoka's teeth then start hurting and it's her wisdom teeth.

46. It's the school's cultural festival and the class has to decide which girl will play the lead role in the play. It's a dead tie between Kirie and Miharu. Kirie puts her foot down and says Miharu will play the princess, but then Miharu chooses Kirie to play the prince.

47. The play starts. Miharu doesn't seem to know her lines and praises Yukinari. Everyone else involved wants to be praised also. Near the end, the props start falling over (due to the guys who play them) and Kirie and Miharu have their costumes ripped out. They finish the play using props to hide their bodies.

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