Rating (Out of 5): ~4.5
Publisher: Yen Press
Release Date: January 26, 2016
Volumes: 8+
Spoilers?: Not really.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
Youth, ultra-lightly carbonated!!
At first glance, the ultra-popular Hori-san seems like a flashy high school girl, but in reality, she's plain, practical, and domestic. On the other hand, the bespectacled Miyamura-kun comes across as an average, gloomy fanboy, but he's actually liberally pierced and tattooed and downright gorgeous. Now that Hori and Miyamura are keeping each other's secrets after their little run-in outside of class, the distance between them is shrinking bit by bit...
This bubbly, sweet, "aww"-inspiring tale of school life continues!
At first glance, the ultra-popular Hori-san seems like a flashy high school girl, but in reality, she's plain, practical, and domestic. On the other hand, the bespectacled Miyamura-kun comes across as an average, gloomy fanboy, but he's actually liberally pierced and tattooed and downright gorgeous. Now that Hori and Miyamura are keeping each other's secrets after their little run-in outside of class, the distance between them is shrinking bit by bit...
This bubbly, sweet, "aww"-inspiring tale of school life continues!
Review:
I can’t believe how
instantaneous my obsession with this series is, but I love it. I can’t get
enough. Why isn’t there more already? Seriously?
Miyamura is still
getting used to having friends. There’s a really sweet scene between him and
Ishikawa in this volume, as Miyamura realizes that he does have friends now.
He’s not seen as the lone weirdo anymore. And it’s just so goshdarn sweet. Their bromance is the best. This
is then contrasted when they have a fight over Hori—a fight that’s not really
out of anger as it is instinct, which is hilarious.
Hori is being used
by the student council, her kindness being taken advantage of to do their extra
work. This leads up to Hori having an argument over Miyamura, in a fantastic
scene where she fights for her place over him, without him knowing. It just
makes me extremely happy.
Miyamura is still learning
how to have friends, so having actual feelings for Hori, and her returning
them, hasn’t really processed as a possibility. So the scene where their hands
touch, and tangle, is incredibly sweet and important and I love it.
I want more of this
series. It’s ridiculous how in love with this series, with these characters,
that I am. The humor, the sweetness, the emotions… I love everything about it
and I want a dozen more books right now please.
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