Maria
Review Maria is a shojo manag inspired by the epistolary novel Daddy-Long Legs by Jean Webster, which follows the story of a girl who attends a prestigious college paid for…
Tokyo Boys & Girls Vol. 1
Review Tokyo Boys & Girls is one of Miki Aihara's more underrated works, and I think part of it stems from the first volume. I first read it as a…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 14
Review This is a rough one to end the series, and I say this as someone who was very happy with who Futaro ends up with at the end. This…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 13
Review For Miku's chapter in this volume and in the last one, it was admirable to see her understanding that her crush on Futaro may never be anything more than…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 12
Review I love that each of the quints explores their options for the future in this volume. Culinary school is absolutely adorable for Miku, given that she really takes joy…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 11
Review I just want to begin the review of this volume by saying that I'm so thrilled that the author included a beach volume... With none of the harem girls…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 10
Review Why was I so glad to see Maeda return in this volume!? That's the biggest question of all. But in all seriousness, this volume got really intense. The rivalry…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 9
Review This series just keeps getting better and better and I'm so glad because the start honestly was really rough. Ichika standing up for herself in this volume is what…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 8
Review Another stellar volume, this has been an honest high point in the series despite being a volume that features an onsen which is the usual setting for high amounts…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 7
Review Finally, a five-star volume, this series has finally reached a high point for me. It's a subtle one, focusing heavily on Ichika, one of my favorite characters, in the…