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[DeepL Translation - needs review] Volume 1 Introduction: Kasumi Haruno, a 6th grader who has been learning figure skating since she was a child, has been unable to jump well since her father died in an accident in the winter of her 5th year. She failed badly at a regional competition where she was required to win, and just as she was thinking of retiring due to financial reasons, she was asked to go to a free skating rink, where she regained the feeling of jumping for the first time in a lo...
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Page Count:
224
ISBN:
4062854139
ISBN13:
9784062854139
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(3.50/5)2 ratings2 reviews
Mizukisays
February 1, 2025
Jyinrasays
September 19, 2024
This story is mainly about figure skating. The main character is a middle schooler who is part of her school's skating club and the story revolves around her practicing for the junior figure skating competition. You'll see some N2 and N3 grammar here and there. But besides the figure skating vocab, it's not bad. In terms of content, I really enjoyed reading the story. It also touched upon the negative aspects of the internet once the camera lenses are directed towards kids and how it impacts not
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Kasumi, a young figure skater loses her father who was also her coach, loses her ability to jump, and then worst of all, loses her chance to skate... or so she thinks, until she is given a generous scholarship that lets her keep skating - but she can't find the courage to tell her mother.
To be honest, I found Kasumi kind of annoying part way through the story; for much of the story, she is always thinking about the things she isn't saying, whether it's to her bullies or to her friends. Since t