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ABOUT THIS SERIES
Why read Finding Camellia?
Twelve-year-old street urchin Camellia is kidnapped from her mother in the dead of night by her father’s family, the honorable House Bale. Though they welcome her with warm smiles and open arms, she quickly catches on to their ulterior motive—she is to play the role of their second son, Camellius Bale, and act as a healthy substitute for their sickly heir. To make things more complicated, “Camellius” Bale’s striking beauty and adorable mannerisms capture the attention of both the crown prince and the son of Duke Ihar! Amid all the secrets and lies, Camellia swears that one day, she will reclaim the life that was stolen from her…
Try this series if you enjoy Romance and Drama.
- Status
- ongoing
- Indexed editions
- 9 records, including 9 standard singles
- Age guide
- OT (Older Teen)
Finding Camellia, Vol. 9: Side Stories
English edition · See Finding Camellia volumes and editions →
Artist Manta Comics · Original author Jin Soye
VOLUME SYNOPSIS
After a difficult delivery, Camellia gives birth to her first child Caraim who grows to be inseparable with his newly adopted sibling, Jessica! However, all too aware of Caraim’s admiration of his big sister, Jessica is too focused on acting as a role model for Caraim that she is struggling to just be a child! It is now up to Ian, her godfather, to try and help her learn to let go as she studies abroad in Gaior!
CATALOGUE CONTEXT
About this English edition
Finding Camellia, Vol. 9: Side Stories is vol. 9 in Finding Camellia, published in English by Ize Press. This digital edition has a catalog release date of October 20, 2026 with ISBN-13 9798400905155 and 304 pages.
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