Cute and sweet with some depth even if it was predictable. Turns out there's a first one I haven't read yet.

A fun sequel to Inkheart

Good background from Elizas POV

This volume started off with a sad flashback and ended with a heartwarming hug. "What is happiness?" "Something that warms your heart."

It was worth the read for sure, but I'm not sure I had quite the same reaction to this as most people I know did.

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.

Much like her other books, a charming romance set on Nantucket. Fun but predictable.

This is a very sweet start to a good series. I like how Futaba makes friends with the girls that no one likes. Also, Shuko is me.

This book was hauntingly sad and yet uplifting. A slim, beautiful novel that will surely stay with you for a long time.

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.