In the final volume of this wonderful series we learn that the reason Takuto couldn't become a full shinigami was because he wasn't actually dead. He was in a coma!!!!!! He wakes up and there is a touching scene with him and Mitsuki who luckily end up together. I loved this book series!!!!!

I feel like translated stories are hard to rate, and from the notes, Akutagawa's style is especially hard to convey in English. Most of the stories were probably more engaging in Japanese, but Goi's pain in Yam Gruel was too real.

Sad but realistic portrayal of grief. I've found a new favorite author.

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.

The second book in the series focuses on the journey to find Nick’s father and understand their destiny.

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!

In this volume everything gets more complicated as past relationships get uncovered and feelings swirl together. We also get a cute back story for Mitsuki and Eichi. It is also revealed that the reason Mitsuki can't see Eichi is because he is in fact, dead.

An interesting look at the complications of friendship from two authors who never disappoint.

In this volume we meet Takuto's old girlfriend from when he was actually alive. Mitsuki feels jea

This is the first book in a series that is probably going to be a cheesy love story. I read it in half an hour. It is a bit different from other romance maga, since the main characters already confessed her feelings to the main love interest. I'm excited to see what happens next!