Toni

Idk what to say about this book. I guess I loved the atmosphere and I also liked learning about Fuyuko's point of view.
Honestly, this is my least favorite from Kawakami. It should've been more straightforward and don't make me talk about that plot twist. Despite all that, I loved the sensations and the main relationship.

This one was marvelous. I'm scared to death about the last volume. I heard the ending's not good but one can only hope

The Bell Jar for depressed incels. Period

Gurl, ofc I loved this

Loved Mami's story tbh. Looking forward to seeing how things turn out

This book's description of the female body is... weird, to say the least. It gave me the ick every time the author tried to remind us how male and virile Shinji is. Like, wtf is a “male silence”

Gayness when?

Loved the drama

Blue Flag? More like Bi Fag

I missed reading manga so much and I think this was a great first volume.

Love the gays ig

I loved this book's analysis and description of how being a middle age working class woman experience is like.
The descriptions were nice and soothing at first but sincerely, they became repetitive eventually.
Apart from that, I loved it. I think that It makes sense stylistically that Natsuko as a writer, is very detailed with her thoughts and Dead Eye is more simplistic.

Okay, gotta say a lotta things about this book.

At the very beginning I was utterly confused cause when I normally read romcoms I guess I expect to be introduced to the love interest like, explicitly. And that was not the case with this book. I know Cas is supposed to be the one in the cover so it was supposed to be kinda obvious, but idk, it didn't feel like that. What I mean is this feels more like a slice of life coming of age instead of a romcom as Cas love plot isn't revealed till the very end

I do have to say I loved the mystery and social mess from the beginning. Maybe the characters weren't too fleshed out but that was okay.

Overall, fun and entertaining but lacks uniqueness and depth.

So many good points. Essay 11 was my fav

Idgaf, this book is masterfully written. Greta gurl, maybe you're relatable.

So, I have very mixed feelings about this book. By themselves, the topics of grief and guilt are well spoken but I think that it sometimes got shallow and I couldn't connect with the characters. I have to say it: Diego felt like a manic pixie dream boy who appeared out of thin air and I would've found it believable that he was an alien tbh. He befriends Henry as if he was his guardian angel and it doesn't sit right with me. Loved some ideas I have to say and I'm glad this changed so many people's life, but it was not the case for me sns

I was gonna give it 4. What a fool I was

Bitch, I'm done in all ways possible

I enjoyed it, tho I read it in like a month and a half. Tbh the ending was bittersweet cause I really liked Emma and Harriet's friendship

What else can I say

Great hopeful book overall. I get that kindness is seen as enough in a middle grade book but maybe in real life it's not. However, this book fits into its purpose

Idk what to tell you. The writing was simple yet charming. The mc loved books just so out of nowhere imo. I'm lft reading to next book tho. Probably better than this one hopefully

Such a great book. Loved Katniss. Looking forward to reading the bloodbath the next book will probably be

I mean a pretty good romance. Silly and boring at times but like every romcom. The conflict is not so stupid and that's great. The spice was good and cute ig.
It doesn't need a sequel tho

I randomly read this cause it was on Kindle Unlimited. Great book for its 50 pages. Cute drawing style that later improved on the Tea Dragon Society