Doughnuts Under a Crescent Moon Vol. 1

I've never been into Manga and only recently discovered josei yuri and I'm in love with this genre! This is one of the first five I've bought and I'm a convert. Her low self esteem at first is heartbreaking. But watching here throw her stereotype, and socially accepted role aside, finding herself and becoming an individual is truly beautiful! I was crushed to find out I'm going to have to wait for the next book! The Minute it hits the Kindle Store Its going to my iPad/Oasis! I want to see their romance flower!

Hinako has serious self-esteem issues. But towards the end of the volume, when she is conversing with her true inner self, she finally realizes that the reason she's so unhappy is because all of the "standards" of "being normal" she's been striving for, is actually just her trying to force herself into an undesirable mold to please others, like family & friends. She's starting to change, though! Shes finally realizing that she thinks a lot about Asahi, and is actually, truly happy when the two are together. Asahi, for her part, well its obvious she really likes Hinako. She's just unsure of how to proceed. However, her teen sister, Subaru, is pushing these two gals closer! I think the promise and joy of love is in the air, along with that beautiful moon. Here's hoping these two wonderful women find happiness together. I eagerly await the next volume. On a side note, the Mangaka of this series has a VERY similar style to the Mangaka of "A Tropical Fish Yearns For Snow". In art, in story, and in emotion. Both are filled with themes of isolation and loneliness. Both have a goofy girl with long light hair and a serious girl with short black hair. I'm almost completely convinced that this series is created under a pseudonym. I'm almost certain the same Mangaka is behind both series. Either way, this story is wonder so far. It's been enjoyable seeing Hinako and Asahi getting to know each other. I think we've got a match made in Heaven.

I dont want to say anything about this manga. Because I feel like I couldnt put into words how great it is. It made me feel something I haven't felt in over 10 years, truthfully. The author, artist and company worked hard for this. Their passion shows 100× over in each panel. Would I recommend it? Yes.

So cute full of fluff and lowkey the kinda book that makes you wanna kick your feet and giggle would recommend

If you are tired of reading kink about high schoolers, enjoy this series about two coworkers who think that they are opposites only to learn that they are kindred spirits who can love and support each other as they both grow and blossom as human beings.

Very enjoyable read,I hope we don't get too many cliché misunderstandings and troupes but so far very promising and I will buy the next volume

I love my brothers but I would also appreciate a sister like her... Or I might be that sister, hmm.I can relate to Hinako, trying to fit in by doing what people *think* one should do to seem "normal." I've always been told what is normal and that everyone has their own normal, which through the story there is steady character development, especially highlighting Hinako's thought processes and self discoveries.I really like Asahi's confidence, how she does her own thing, and her work ethic. Their relationship starts and grows organically at a steady albeit slightly slow pace with plenty of sweet moments that made me want to cheer on the friends/ couple.I recommend this down-to-earth yuri for a slow burn romance that's worth sticking around to see the end.

The story is really cute so far. I like that this is a story between women in their twenties, and that Hinako already had some character development. I also really like the message that it's okay to be single and to do things for oneself.Some romances feel either a bit rushed or too stagnant, so I really like how this isn't going too fast but that there is also definite forward momentum.I really enjoyed this first volume and am looking forward to the next one. I hope we will get to explore Asahi's character more soon!

Great 👍

I have already heard a LOT about this manga and as a lesbian woman myself, I had to buy itAnd it lives up to its hypeThe story is so wholesome, the characters have real fears and real issuesIt does not feel forced, while describing everything just flawlesslyGotta preorder volume 2!

So cute!Hinako and Asahi's budding friendship is such a delight to watch, and I appreciate the slow-burn attraction because both characters are thoroughly explored and developed as individuals prior to pairing them.But also, personally, so painful!Hinako's struggles with self-worth and self-love, and where she fits in with society (and its torturous norms) resonate so much with me that I was left gasping.

Gay girls are cool

Ein sehr süsser Manga und wurde unbeschädigt geliefert