Rating (Out of 5): ~3.5
Publisher: Tokyopop
Release Date: 2010
Volumes: 1.
Spoilers?: No.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
In these unforgettable
tales from the creator of "Fruits Basket", a pop band vocalist meets the
only woman who touched his heart; a girl wonders if her deceased father
ever loved her; the son of a musical genius tries to find his own
voice; an 18-year-old boy tries to learn to be a man; and, in a side
story to "Tsubasa: Those with Wings", ultimate love thrives.
Review:
The
first story in this volume kind of makes the rest of it worth it. It
has the same art and setting style as Fruits
Basket, about a boy
who is quiet and misunderstood as rude when he’s really a nice guy.
And he falls for his friends' sister, a girl similarly misunderstood,
who was bullied. Their story is super adorable and sweet. I really
enjoyed it.
After
that, there are several one-shots, some clearly earlier works, some
cuter than others. The last one is a fairy-tale like one-shot with
the characters from Tsubasa,
but I haven’t read that series yet. It was cute, though.
I’m
glad that I picked this volume up, and enjoyed reading it. I look
forward to picking up her other stuff, and I'm enjoying her newer releases.
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