Rating (Out of 5): ~3-3.5
Publisher: Kodansha Comics
Release Date: July 2014
Volumes: 12 + 1
Spoilers?: No.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
Haru confirms his love
for Shizuku after a talk with the class rep, Chizuru Oshima (who also
has feelings for Haru!). Meanwhile, confused and unsure, Shizuku decides
to eliminate her feelings towards Haru in order to focus on her
studies. Will Haru be able to change her mind? The school fesival brings
chaos and rivalries as personalities clash! From the Trade Paperback
edition.
Review:
I’ve taken a break
from this series for a bit. I just wasn’t feeling it enough, but I ended up
picking this volume up on a whim. And now I’m glad I did. I almost think I
needed a break in order to really get into it, because this volume had me.
Mizutani is still
being quiet and distant, denying her feelings for Haru. Haru is starting to
wonder about her feelings for him, while trying not to be too obvious or pushy,
even if he is a little. Oshima is in love with Haru, and he’s oblivious while
confiding in her. Poor girl.
Asako is friends
with Mizutani, and she wants to be girl friends that confide in each other.
When Mizutani is her distant self, not talking about her feelings or herself,
it hurts Asako’s feelings. I’m glad that they have a little talk in this
volume, though. It makes me happy for Asako, because she’s a nice girl and I
like her.
I’m also a fan of
Sasayan, the sidekick in the background. I like his relationship with Asako,
too. They’re just fun to watch in the background, talking and away from some of
the main drama.
Then there’s quite
a few background characters. Haru’s brother is fun to watch, with his harassing
Haru, and seeing Yamaken freak out over them.
This volume was fun, and it pulled me back into the
characters. I’m glad I picked it up, and I look forward to catching up with the
series.
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