Twin Spica. 3

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"Originally published in Japanese as Futatsu no Supika by Media Factory, Inc., Tokyo 2002"--Colophon.
"Production: Hiroko Mizuno, Maya Rosewood, Christine Lee"--Colophon.
"No one ever said being part of the first class at the Tokyo Space School was going to be easy. The entire process has been a challenge for everyone involved. These students are trying their best to keep up with the rigorous training schedule and difficult lesson plan. And their faculty still does not have the best grip on not only educating these young scientists but also motivating them to stay with the program, no matter how much they feel they are falling behind. Grades and scores are not what is important here. The TSS is a learning experience, and a life changing one at that. Those fortunate enough to get the opportunity should use it to its fullest to try and reach for the stars, even if the cirricullum has made them appear so much farther away. Asumi is going through her growing pains right now. She knew this new challenge would not be simple. Mentally and, even with her petite frame, physcially she was prepared for almost anything the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) could throw at her. Emotionally, however, she was light-years away from being able to even take more than a few attacks on her long suppressed past. So when Asumi is at her lowest, a longtime friend, of the invisible sort, pays a visit. As he is grappling with his own past, she realizes that there is no way she cannot move forward. Nothing here can keep her from taking off!" -- from publisher's web site.

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Good submitted by sandylib123 on August 4, 2011, 9:38pm Very interesting

Twin Spica. 3 submitted by Varshini on July 26, 2019, 3:08pm Very inspiration series about a girl with a dream. Asumi works very hard even when all the odds are against her.