Sleeps In Sunbeams's manga / #Cats(9)

First two were the best.

I loved the differences in this story, like that the uke wasn't all sparkly eyed and cute, but vulnerable in his own unique, glary manner. I loved he kindness of the seme and how he respected the strong family ties of his lover and worked hard to not come between the brothers. Lets face it, I just loved this book

Well, this was simply INSANELY ADORABLE! Omg!! Cuteness overload alert, caution: this story contains fluffy sweetness, good feelings and a hot bear of a vet with two cats. May leave the reader with the strong urge to find more stories by this mangaka.

The last story with cats and no smoking is worth a read. Those cats were adorable.

Cuuuute!

Neighbours Kazuya and Sakaguchi-san spend afternoons together after the younger Kazuya finds a kitten he is unable to keep. Sakaguchi volunteers to look after the kitten for his shy neighbour and the two vastly different men fall for each other as they spend time together. There was nothing ground shaking with this plot but it was still a sweet story with some beautiful artwork and likeable characters.

These two related stories were an adorable peek into the lives of some neighbourhood cats told from their view in a human/cat form. With no female cats the 2 sets of MCs fell in love with male partners, some strays, some with owners. The dynamics were sweet, the cat glaring (collection/group of cats) was made up of idiotic but lovely cats and the whole thing was fluffy (no pun intended).

A nice assortment of stories that were light and fluffy reads overall.

Nora was about to die saving a cat. She didn’t want to die but her impulsive rescue ended with her drowning… and then waking in another world. One where cats walked on two legs. And one where humans were treated as pets. Captured by a young master named Caesar, Nora was about to turn this world on its fuzzy ears and fall in love. I really liked the story. Nora was a great FL. She had faith in those she liked, was bold enough to declare her feelings openly, and was optimistic in her outlook. I liked the ending, it seemed pretty obvious that she found her way back.