Rating (Out of 5): ~4.5
Publisher: Yen Press
Release Date: May 24, 2016
Volumes: 13+
Spoilers?: No.
Buy it here: Amazon. Barnes and Noble. Book Depository. RightStuf.
Volume: 1. 12.
Goodreads Synopsis:
Fresh off the
excitement of her camping trip, Yotsuba initiates a very productive
session of sandbox play in which she instructs Fuuka how to properly run
a bakery. But even more exciting is a visit from Grandma! Yotsuba
learns how to value and enjoy cleaning, how not to be rude when hoping
for souvenirs, and most important, how to cope when Grandma leaves. But
don't worry, she'll be back someday!
Review:
There is never enough Yotsuba in
the world. Never. I will never grow tired of it.
We start with Yotsuba coming from
camping, with souvenirs for everyone. And then we meet Grandma. There’s lots of
adorableness to be had here. There’s preparation and excitement, and then
Grandma teaches Yotsuba all kinds of things. Like cleaning, as Grandma pesters
her father about it all. Yotsuba tries very hard to be a good helper, and she’s
so cute.
There’s also a learning moment,
when Grandma has to leave. Yotsuba throws a fit, but Grandma and her dad stay
strong, they don’t give in, and she’s forced to accept it. And say goodbye, and
then be a kid again and move forward.
Every volume of this series is a
delight and I love it all to pieces. I will always want more, but re-reads are
also very fun.
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