This story is more fantastical then I originally expected. I also empithise with Meroko and really would like to meet Eichi to see how amazing he really is. I also love Mitsuki's passion for singing and her strong determination.

This was the last volume of the series Bloom into You, and it was beautiful. I am very happy that it did not have a sad ending. Some of the things that happened in the book were sad, so I got nervous. I also love that Sayaka gets to end up with someone even if we don't get to meet them.

Interesting, well written, ending twist for fun!

The last book in the Weetzie Bat series. Weetzie is now in her 40s and slightly disillusioned with her life until magical happenings bring her back.

Even better than the first one - amazing stuff!

Abbi Waxman's characters are both funny and familiar. I loved this look at middle-aged suburbia.

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.

I really like this story. They go on a really fun field trip and make sweet memories. That is what trips are all about!

An amazing family saga that also tackles race in both the Jim Crow south and California and New York in the early eighties.

I didn't care about high school or have a particularly good or bad time, so reading about it doesn't bother me. That said, some of the things that happen in GSNK made me feel kind of nostalgic. Dunking on the guy your friend likes because you don't understand why she likes him (and dunking on her in the process) happened so much when I was in high school; we judged each other more on the people our friends wanted to date than the friends themselves. So I could definitely relate to Sakura's friends making fun of Nozaki and dismissing him as uninteresting while suggesting that including him in activities is a way to guarantee Sakura would join in. Unless things take a serious turn, this series is definitely going to stay a comfort series!