I tried searching the club for a post like this first so I apologize if I missed it. But there are librarians in here so... Why might a library might have volumes 1 and 3-5 of a manga but not have volume 2!? like not that it's checked out, they just don't have it. I understand why they might only have volume 1, or like the first couple volumes and no further, but missing volume 2 is weird right??? How is anyone supposed to check out volumes 3-5 if there is no volume 2!? And on that note, why would a library have like, volume 19 and 22 only. It just seems strange to me idk lol. Is it because of requests???? I don't normally look for manga at the library bc i just read them online or buy the physical copy from a bookstore, but I thought I'd check and I noticed that the list of volumes available for some of the manga they have were weird so thats why I'm asking lol. Edit: and if its an ebook version, it wouldn't be due to damage or loss right!? 😅

When they say complete history they mean COMPLETE. Other than the prologue, Jim Henson isn't mentioned until now in chapter 4 🤣 They are THOUROUGH with establishing the state of children's television at the time.

Also, from a nostalgia standpoint, I love that Caroll Spinney is the narrator of this audiobook. But, from a listener standpoint, I'm not a fan. There are odd pauses at times and words pronounced weird.

Also also, shoutout to both Leland and Greenville, MS. I used to live/work around that area and hearing their brief mention in the book made me happy. Fun fact: there is a big water tower in Leland with a giant Kermit the Frog painted on it!

I'm so confused lol. Do I keep reading or just DNF? Does it get better?