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Kimi Ni Todoke, Volume 17 (2012)

by Karuho Shiina(Favorite Author)

4.38 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

4088468295 (ISBN13: 9784088468297)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Shueisha

series

Kimi ni Todoke

review 1: I think Ms. Shiina is trying to best herself with each successive volume with how little dialogue she can use. This volume is already much slimmer than much of the other manga that I read to begin with, so cutting out the dialogue, and well, I can read this volume in 20 minutes. That said, the story is still enjoyable. I find Ayane and Kento's story the most interesting, though I can't help but find Chizu endearing (not to mention that Ryu has always been one of my favorite characters). I am glad to finally see Sawako and Kazehaya's relationship move forward. It's about three volumes late, but better late than never.
review 2: I've been missing this manga a lot, especially Sawako's chibi, which must be the cutest chibi in a manga (awwww I missed her so muc... moreh). I just found out that Volume 18 is complete, so I thought to re-read Volume 17 to refresh my mind.All the scenes related to Chizu and Ryu were amazing. They may be my favorite couple in the story now. The awkwardness (on Chizu's side only) is very sweet. Of course Ryuu will never be nervous; he is like, the coolest and more mature guy I've read in a shoujo. And all the misunderstanding with Joe at the Christmas' party, hilarious! He wants a girlfriend so badly. Ayane and Kent... It is not that I don't like them, but I don't feel the 'chemistry' between them. Maybe I am sub-conscientiously rooting for Pin?And at last, the first kiss. It takes a whole chapter, and that is why is so cute. As always, the mangaka knows how to create a story without rushing into things, and without being slow-paced. less

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