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[DeepL Translation - needs review] Volume 1: The long-awaited book version of the heartwarming story that's been a hot topic on Twitter! A girl being teased. A girl being teased. A classmate giggling. Takada, a transfer student, doesn't know what's going on in his class. That's why it reaches her straight away. A heartwarming story that reminds you of your elementary school days. This is a story that reminds you of your elementary school days.
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(3.89/5)Cute & very easy to follow
It has furigana.
This manga is really great as a first manga once you're done learning the N4 grammar. The chapters are short and quite repetitive, which means it's easy to learn vocab without needing to rely on the dictionary. The plot is cute, if you like Yotsubato you will really like this one, and I think it's easier because the speech patterns are much more standard.
Trigger warning for school bullying though, it's the main subject of this story and although it's treated not too heavily,
Overrated as a "learner's manga"
The story is pretty non-existent, which isn't too much of an issue, but there's not really any other sustenance here. The gag used gets old quickly, but is continued to be used throughout the manga. You may get more value out of it than I did, but it was not for me.
A 転校生 as bright as the 太陽
This was as super cute, super relaxing little book about a pair of elementary schoolers: one a bullied girl, the other a transfer student. The transfer student is a little ball of happiness, one of those pure cinnamon rolls who misunderstands every situation in a positive light, and he latches on pretty quickly to our bullied girl, brightening her life. Each chapter is quite short, which can make the overall framing device feel like the author's falling into repetitiveness, but the story does mo