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Wholesome story about friendship with mystery mixed in.

If one likes scavenger hunts then this manhwa is perfect. Lots of scavenger hunting, adding to a mysterious atmosphere. But the main focus of the story is meant to be about the importance of friendship and how impactful it is. While there is definitely a content warning for moderate bullying featured in this book, it's actually meant to show how friends help eachother out in tough times. Sori was a kind, curious and brave girl, making her suitable as the protagonist. Yeon was also a charming character for taking care of others so much and bringing the characters ... together.

An emotional ending which makes one tear up reading it. The main tones of this manhwa were definitely emotional, but also hopeful, making the ending perfect.

I would have loved if the story might would have been a tad longer as I really enjoyed seeing the backstories of each character and how they all came together as a group.

If you want to read something emotional, which still has a hopeful note to it, then Your Letter will probably be to your liking. It might be short, but it's still impactful.

Who Made Me a Princess is a captivating read about a young princess which puts the fantasy, reincarnation and drama elements perfectly together.

The art style for every character (especially for Athanasia) was beautiful and one could see that the artist put great effort into it. The facial expressions also showed lots of emotions, making one emphasise with the characters a lot.

The plot never got boring, often introducing something new, making it refreshing to read.

Unfortunately, the ending isn't as great as the start of the series, which made me rate it 8/10 than more.

Although the ending left me disappointed, I would still recommend it as ... Athanasia's journey was interesting to read about. If one seeks a reincarnation read, especially about a princess which also features drama, then Who Made Me a Princess is a perfect read.

How do you want to be remembered when you die? As a happy and loving person? Or maybe as someone who was cool and beautiful?

This very short read is about Yuta Ito who is filming people before they die. It makes the reader question how one wants to be remembered when one dies and how death influences the people around us. It also addresses the immortal live and how damaging it actually is to the soul.

Not everyone will remember one the same, unless one does something like Yuta Ito to make people around one all have the same opinion about one after one died.
It's not ... easy for everyone to see one as beautiful, beauty is something subjective. And one can also not make everyone think one was kind and friendly, not every encounter one had in life was kind and friendly and not everyone has the same opinion or thoughts as oneself.

Only 8/10 than 9/10 or 10/10 as one can't just make a film and document one's last moments and make everyone remember one the same. It felt unrealistic, as even after seeing the last moments of these characters it's not possible for everyone to remember one the same.

The ending was also unnecessary, just meant to catch the reader off-guard, which ultimately ruined the moment.

Not a bad read since the topic about death and life is interesting to read about and although it was pretty short, it still leaves an impact. Recommended for anyone who wants a thought-provoking read about life and death.

Makoto Shinkai did it again: He created another beautiful story with likeable characters!

Just like Weathering with You and Your Name, it follows another story about an adventure, this time about a a high school girl helping a stranger out to find ruins for a certain door. Unknown to Suzume, she opens a door that leads to a world beyond time and place.

It's a great adventurous fantasy read which also mixes a bit of mythology in it.

The art style is amazing, all the characters look stunning and I also enjoyed the personalities of Suzume and Souta but also side characters like the twins. Daijin was a ... mysterious cat, which I was immediately drawn in for being so adorable and yet dangerous to approach.

While the story is mainly about an adventure it also features family drama and has great twists at the end of each volume.

Recommending this to anyone who watched this film, liking it and/or likes any other work of Makoto Shinkai.

This volume is extremely important to read if one wants to understand the White Room better.

A lot of details about Ayanokouji's childhood is mentioned for this volume, giving the reader a new perspective of Ayanokouji behaviours. It also gives an insight into the White Room, the organisation as a whole and Ayanokouji's father. Most questions I had about the White Room were answered with this volume. It was also interesting seeing how Ayanokouji's father behaved since he is usually only seen as powerful and heartless.

While the main focus was on Ayanokouji and his father, the other White Room students like Shiro but also Yuki were ... part of the story too. These characters made it able to see Ayanokouji in a different light, before he started school at the Advanced Nurturing High School.

I wouldn't recommend reading this before actually starting the series as it's an addition to the story and it's understood better after already knowing the characters. I personally read it after finishing the first year of the light novel series.

If one already knows about the characters and the plot of Classroom of the Elite then I would definitely recommend this as it's not just a simple addition, but something that explores Ayanokouji's character and makes the reader understand the White Room faculty better.

This cute little cat is an amazing read for any child, but also for adults who seek to read something relaxing and funny.

While Chi isn't full of action, it's cosy vibes makes it perfect to read at any given time, especially if one wants to relax.

The story is mainly about Chi interacting with other cats but also humans (especially the ones Chi lives with). While the story focuses mostly about Chi, there are also other characters like Kuroino (the black cat) and Cocchi (black-white cat). While the mood of the story is usually light-hearted it can also become a tad sad.

If one is seeking a ... comedic read about a cat's life, then I would definitely recommend Chi's Sweet Home as this adorable kitty makes one's heart melt.

Your Name is an awesome film, the manga though lacks a lot of things.

For instance, while the film was so beautiful for its animation, the manga artist wasn't really bad, but wasn't able to capture the beauty from the film.

The characters are also pretty bland, not having as much charm as in the film.

While the manga isn't awful, it was also not really awesome. It was good, but not too good. Would only recommend to read this one if you already watched the film, otherwise you're missing out.

Gave it 7 then 5 stars as this was a fun first library read for me. While ... it isn't as memorable as the film, I still wouldn't say I regretted reading it.

This was damn weird, but also hilarious at the same time. Never thought my first review ever would be such an anime, but here we are.

Originally, I only do this review as many people didn't and the ones who did are rather nevative. I don't want to say the anime is the best you can watch, but also not the worst. I already saw worse and as already mentioned above it gave me some laughters here and there. And I laughed more at this than at any actual comedy-made anime. That was so hilarious even though at the last few seconds of the 5 minute ... OVA/special I felt a bit uncomfortable with the pee and all, but hey the originality is there and it's funny, so why not? Only took five minutes to watch. But I got told that the manga is longer and actually has a plot, I am curious to know that plot so I will read it now.