Waiting for Spring 7

This vol. Was super cute as per usual. I really like Aya even though I'm trying not to. Can't wait to see how it progresses.

Really good sporty low key romance that tugs at the heart strings

This is a very nice story. I am so glad that I get to read this in kindle. I love reading it, and I could not wait to purchase volume 8.

fun series, like the are, the characters and the story, great slice of life, recommended

Love the story and art!

Story: ★★★½☆Art: ★★★★☆Although this volume begins with the contrived artifice of anemia, the scene in Aya's home is brief enough. The rest of the volume is dedicated to the culture festival.Culture festival stories generally follow a similar pattern. Consequently, there were no major surprises in how the story unfolded. However, the characterization was strong and the dialogue was entertaining with Mitsuki's friends. Also of note is how proactive Mitsuki was in moving her narrative along. There was no passive pining, which was a relief after the anemia episode.The best part of this volume was the ending. It's a satisfying development in a budding romance without leading the story into a dead end.

Love it! I’m stuck on who to ship because I like the friendship with Aya since him and Mitsuki were young and now to be older and like each other but I also like Towa & Mitsuki together their just finding out more about each other. I’m stuck ! Illustrations were amazing!

Definitely a very funny rom com but with lots of good drama at the same time. The whole series has been a good read so far.

Este manga me gusta mucho! No es nada del otro mundo pero creo que es precisamente lo que me gusta. El arte es precioso y la historia pues es super wholsome. Lo recomiendo si solamente tienes ganas de leer un shoujo tranquilo y lindo.

Bought this to add to my manga collection, it is a good series