Ao Haru Ride, Vol. 2

My favorite anime/manga of all times. I’m so in love with her art and I love the storyline. I’m really happy, it came perfect in shape too

Came early and in perfect condition. I had discovered this manga a few years back and absolutely loved it. So I plan on adding it to my collection. Arts beautiful and the story is sweet.

The story is deeply emotional, a slice-of-life. It might seem this is just a simple high school love story. But it shows grief, friendship, hardships and making memories. It shows we have to live in the moment and let go of the past. Time heals.Besides the story, the art is mesmerizing, I have yet to see another manga with characters drawn so beautifully.

Came in perfect condition. No damage to any pages or cover. Worth the order

It does not come damaged at all and it’s exactly what I wanted

So far, I'm kind of enjoying this series. The girls are so cute. I simply adore the way the author draws girl's eyes. It's always so delightful in all their works. I like the story, but the characters, meh, not really feeling the groove. There's too much friction for my liking. Friction all over. Yes, yes, I know, that's how teenagers are (and life is) in RL. But I read to escape, not to see a manga version of a reality show. I don't mean I want pure fantasy, but the story is almost always more enjoyable when all the main characters get along, at least for the most part. Based on this volume's events, it seems apparent to me that there's going to be some seriously broken hearts coming up, and soon. Will it further divide the group? Or will it bring them closer? It could just be that they're all still trying to get to know each other. So yes, conflicts can & do happen when a group of (mostly) strangers get thrust together. I'm pretty sure that eventually, Futaba & Kou will get together, but at this point, I think there's gonna be a lot of heartache before that happens. Art, so so good. I just love this author's work. Dialogue, very real, very true-to-life. Characters, believable, (mostly) likeable, and definitely relatable. I think we all had times during our teenage years where we weren't sure who we were, or who we wanted to be, or who we wanted to be around.

took a while to get here but overall it was worth it

Just from a glance I could sum up this book into two or three words wonder, love and mystery.