Jan 24, 2012 10:02
reader: alex jennings,
mangaka: tomoko ninomiya,
author: jean craighead george,
french licence news,
author: georgette heyer,
author: julie garwood,
mangaka: mizu sahara,
author: marion chesney,
author: c.s. lewis,
mangaka: moe yukimaru
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Written and illustrated by Mizu Sahara
From Kaze website
Vol 4: Koharu a grandi, et si sa mère a toujours la première place dans son cœur, elle prend conscience que Masamune devrait avoir le droit de rencontrer d'autres personnes, quitte à agrandir la famille qu'ils forment tous les deux. Mais si Masamune sent qu'il lui faut aller de l'avant, sera-t-il prêt à mettre de côté l'amour qu'il porte à Yôko ?
Vol 5:
Some points:
- Loosely translated:
- vol 4: Koharu has grown, and if her mother has always first in her heart, she realizes that Masamune should have the right to meet other people, to grow the family larger then just the two of them. But if Masamune feels he needs to move forward, will he be ready to put aside his love for Yoko?
- vol 5: A final volume tinged with hope and love. Masamune began building a relationship with miss Katagiri, who confessed her feelings. The young woman tries to integrate gradually the family formed by Koharu and Masamune, despite the memory still fresh of Yoko. Together, they will learn to overcome the weight of the past to build a bright future ...
- It's a gentle series dealing with loss, moving forward and having a family.
- There is an epilogue when Kokaru is in middle school with her 2 friends. Sho is still sulking ;)
- This series is of the similar theme as the first 4 volumes of Bunny Drop.
- Masamune is so awkward.
Bottom line, reread? Definitely. I hope this series gets licensed in the US.
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