Books by Yumi Unita
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review 1: It was endearing to see how worried Daikichi was to let Rin walk to school without him. Of course she was with Kouki who proved himself to be quite the protector! I really hope something happens with Nitani, Kouki's mom because I just think she's the sweetest and perfect for Da...
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review 1: In this volume, Daikichi begins to learn a little more about who Rin's mother is and tries to figure out what's best for her; in the meantime he's also learning more about Rin herself and is having to figure out how to talk to her about some things that are hard. Daikichi also re...
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review 1: Ehhh... I know what people mean when they say the first four volumes are totally different from the rest of the series. Ten years have passed between volume 4 and volume 5, and Rin is now 16, and the story seems to have become more about her and her relationship with Kouki than i...
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review 1: What I liked better of the first four volumes is the clever approach to a child's mind in such a harsh situation, rootless and misplaced. It seemed authentical, as authentical seemed to me Daikichi's effort to overcome circumstances. Perhaps the rest, from volumes 5 to final, wil...
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review 1: Bought the first volume at Borders's going-out-of-business sale. This was about the time the adaptation aired, so the series was fresh in my mind. This first volume is a charming story about a bastard orphan named Rin who's taken in by an aimless twenty-or-something living by him...
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review 1: Rin Kaga and Daikichi have their one year anniversary in this volume. There have been plenty of improvements in the relationships...not just between the girl and her adoptive parent, but also between Daikichi and Nitani (Kouki's mother) and between Run and Kouki.Only two volumes ...
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review 1: Review after completion of series, volume notes to follow:1) Rin is slowly developing as a character and it's fun to see it. 2) Slow pace is actually growing on me as this is a slice of life manga and the point is...well looking at life. 3) The stuff about the mother is a bit ann...
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review 1: It took me forever to pick up Usagi Drop. I've been hearing about how good it is pretty much since it came out. And yet, I never felt like I wanted to read it. I started it yesterday out of pure desperation (I've read almost all the good manga available in languages I know by now...