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A review by pastelwriter
I Want to Be a Wall, Vol. 3 by Honami Shirono
emotional
hopeful
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
4.0
I can’t believe this series is over 🥺 I thought there would be more to the story between Gaku and Yuriko!
Still, I really enjoyed the conclusion of this series. We get to experience both Gaku and Yuriko’s family, and the overlap between their perspectives of what happiness is. I really liked how central the idea of happiness was in this volume, and how it resolves with the notion that happiness is different for everyone.
I wasn’t expecting though the drama at the end with Sousuke and his girlfriend! That was a chaotic turn 😅 However, I hope it served for him to learn that happiness isn’t always just having a girlfriend. He needed to pick better for himself. I’m also glad that his friendship with Gaku survived it all 🥺
All in all, I’m happy I picked up this series. I greatly appreciate its view into different ways of making a happy life and a family.
Still, I really enjoyed the conclusion of this series. We get to experience both Gaku and Yuriko’s family, and the overlap between their perspectives of what happiness is. I really liked how central the idea of happiness was in this volume, and how it resolves with the notion that happiness is different for everyone.
I wasn’t expecting though the drama at the end with Sousuke and his girlfriend! That was a chaotic turn 😅 However, I hope it served for him to learn that happiness isn’t always just having a girlfriend. He needed to pick better for himself. I’m also glad that his friendship with Gaku survived it all 🥺
All in all, I’m happy I picked up this series. I greatly appreciate its view into different ways of making a happy life and a family.