I'm not a big fan of high school stories because they tend to be really over dramatic and totally unlike my teenage years, but a friend recommended the anime to me, which was so much fun I wanted to read the manga since it extends the story. Seven teenagers who are all single-minded and bad at reading the room are a lot of fun to read!

The running gag of people mistaking one of the girls for a boy because she's called the Prince and nobody bothers to correct them is really cute. Nobody is that fussed about Kashima wearing a boy's uniform or surprised that the other girls like to spend time with her. She's just doing her thing, and the only reason anyone has a problem with her is that she's usually late for her after school activity. The excitement high schoolers would have for a pillow fight where you actually fight was the sort of reaction that would get people in class in trouble.

A book of good vs evil and finding your destiny in it.

The group of friends playing out a mixer was such ridiculous chaos; I love how even though the characters are exaggerated, the way they act and heckle each other is so much like my friends'. Trying to give a gift to somebody you like but not being able to isn't something that happened to anyone I know, but it was still fun to see Sakura struggle to get Nozaki's attention because he was so busy enjoying the romance.

Enlightening - everyone should read this graphic novel.

Fun manga series

I love Erik Larson and his ability to turn historical facts into a novel. This book was so good, especially for an Anglophile, and Winnie fan, such as myself.

This book tugged at my heartstrings. I felt for Marin since the moment I met her. I love the poetic air of this book as well, it makes it more emotional. I also like how it changed from the present to the past. All together this was a great book.

Good Hamilton background Written from Elizas POV

Mother and daughter take a week long tour of colleges. Told in alternating points of views, anyone with a teenage daughter or who remembers being a teenage daughter will relate!