sarayuu's reviews
86 reviews

Honestly I don't know where to start.. the first two parts of the book were just so frustrating because men... But then I also found the third part difficult to get through because I just couldn't take the descriptions of her withering away.. I will have to read part 3 again and return to this review...

The casual sexism threw me off guard... It's one thing if actual teenagers talked like this, now that we have loud incels online I would just chalk it up to these kids being under bad influence but a grown man writing these dialogues and then there's no follow up on shutting that down from other characters is just utterly disappointing. 

The reason I picked this book up in the first place was because I got "barakamon" (my best friend's favorite series) confused with bakuman...so jokes on me 

I just don't have it in me to read this maybe I'll watch the anime idc 

It's due at the library, maybe I'll pick it up another time 

Our Dining Table was the sweetest read <3 it's short but it made me cry in that short amount.. I loved the art style, it felt soft and bubbly T-T I adored watching little Tane. I needed this :')

As someone who is afraid of love I just wanted to hear the words minoru's dad

'I think falling in love with someone means also accepting the pain of losing them. That pain is the proof that I ever loved her. I can take that pain and be okay'

I'm being pulled into the stories (which I wasn't expecting) im loving them!