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Amidst budding friendships and the trials of adolescence, Satomi encounters moments of joy, vulnerability, and laughter. As she faces the struggles of understanding her heart, she learns that love can be as intricate as it is beautiful, making each step toward her next confession even more significant.
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Again, this is my first manga series. I would say this was about a 3.5 for me, just like the rest.I am still really loving the art style. Hatta is an amazing artist and writer! And such a great artist considering he is drawing an actual place and after seeing it, I kind of want to travel there!So this book starts with the class trip to Nagasaki. It is so fun to see the whole crew together. At one point, they split up to go through a maze and end up in different pairs - Yagyu and Miria, and Noda and Satomi. The conversations here are actually kind of fun and lighthearted. Maybe this group of friends will stay in touch longer than they first imagined.Speaking of which, this book also brings up the decisions that are looming as these final years prepare for college, trade schools, or jobs. Satomi and Yagyu really want to go to the same college which is hard to get into but they vow to help each other prepare for exams and do their very best. I liked seeing this side of their relationship. They still love each other and have lovey-dovey moments but they also are supporting each other and helping each other do their very best!We see some hints to how the future might be and at the very end we see a peek into what their lives post high school is currently looking like. Nothing is ever set in stone but it is cool to see where they ended up given what they "planned" during their last year.I absolutely loved this series and could totally see myself reading these terrific 9 books all over again. If you are new to manga like me, I think this is a great one to start with. It is adorable, beautiful art and writing, and an actually super cute and fun story. Definitely recommend :)