The Ones You Read Over Again

3/10 As strange as this collection was, I really enjoyed it. It was very satisfying.

3/10 An adorable one-shot. I really enjoyed it. I don't normally save one shots unless they're in an anthology but this is definitely worth rereading.

3/10 Two stories. First is a family with blood that supposedly makes you fall or your siblings. A lazy older brother who is tired of being second best to his capable younger brother. Second story is a second son and his Butler. A misunderstanding brought six years of separation.

4/10 As with Junko, anything by Ootsuki Miu if full of great artwork, heartwarming moments and good stories. The characters are kind of repeated with different scenarios and the uke seems to get more and more feminine the further into the story you go, but that's kind of typical of most yaoi. Still worth reading her work.

7/10 Such beautiful artwork, such a great story. So worth rereading over and over.

4/10 Beautiful artwork, good plot.

3/10 This was a really weird set of oneshots, but they were so cute I can't help but know I'll look for them again. The continuation of chapter one and two is chapter six. Why? No idea.

9/10 This was realistic but sad. Not a happy ending, but it leaves you with a sense of peace and resignment that comes from settling and being content with that. I went through that phase myself. It never sticks, but it's comfortable and hard to get out of. It was very well done, touched some very sensitive topics with a lot of care and showed a very real side to love in all its forms. Highly recommended, but be prepared for the ending.

8/10

6/10 If you could cut the red string of fate, would you? Would you regret it? How could you get it back? That's what this is about. I reccomend the sequel as well