A story of a gay son and lesbian daughter, who grew up as best friends. How will their lives turn out when each of their families find out their sexual orientations.
This is one of those stories that hits you close to home. Warning some of the characters actions here are pretty messed up (like purposefully outing someone), or violence. But everyone had their own circumstances (not that it validates or condones their behaviour)
The hero party makes their journey home
Can't really do a summary without spoilers, but yeah this one made me very sad. The art and use of colour is really well done. Despite being a one shot it was fleshed out and executed very well
TW a lot of violence (in many different forms)
A man moves to the countryside to become a teacher for five children of various ages.
I really didn't think this would be a special read solely based on the art and summary but I was wrong. The plot was light hearted at points but became heavy. None of the characters (main ones at least) were one dimensional, they all had depth and a solid back story. The ending did make me shed a couple tears as well
After experiences numerous losses & tragedy, an immortal witch can't stop her tears from falling. She decides to cut off the top of her head to stop her tears provoking the king of hell
This is definitely not a comedy. I didn't cry so far but this story did make me feel very sad & empathetic towards the witch. Her coping mechanisms are very human & definitely resonated with me. I commend her for not turning her back on humans despite how many times she's been hurt.
Mou Tamago Wa Korosana