This continues the high school romantic comedy between Negichi and Hoshino. While there isn’t too much character development, the stories are still fun. Hoshino is such an admirable, bold, fool. I’m so happy my library has three more volumes left for me.

This comic was recommended by Jeph, the writer of Questionable Content.
It’s the first right-to-left manga that I’ve really enjoyed.
The main character, Hoshino, is so stupidly bold in his pursuit of Negichi. He frequently makes proclamations like “I think we should date” or “I would like you to make me lunch” in front of her whole classroom. It would seem to get old, but it doesn’t.

a great set of “what ifs” related to time, varying from romantic to monkey paw. It was a perfect before-bedtime book (in part because it’s about dreams, which are things I want), but now it’s over and in the past.

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haven’t touched this in awhile.
Had to look at the bookmark to see my page number.

I read the first 4 pages recently. It almost made me cry.

I actually got the two TPBs, since they’re, like 5x as cheap.
Another comic on my shelf, sitting there.

good book.
Probably best consumed at americanelf.com, though.

my review is here:http://www.livejournal.com/users/dashm/22042.html

I love the dialogue.
Jeremy: This book would be a lot better if they let ME write it.
Peanutbutter: I think it’s nice the way it is.