[DeepL Translation - needs review] Introduction to Volume 1: Sayo, a fourth grader, lives with her mother. One day, she comes across a mysterious book titled "Seven Nights" in the library and wanders into the world of night with her classmate, Tomoda-kun. What will become of their adventure through the seven nights?
(Translator: DeepL)
This is the last of the 3 volumes.
It was… okay. Did this book need to be a 3 volume set spanning 1,100 pages? I’m really not sure it did. There are scenes that didn’t seem to have much going on, that went on for longer than they needed to. That’s been happening through all three books, actually, but by volume 3 it felt tiring. I think Kawakami might have a tendency to under-populate some of these scenes with details and twists. They can feel repetitive. Because of that, the big confrontation