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The plot: After an injury in middle school, Kento gives up running. Upon seeing a flyer for a handicrafts club at his new high school, he accidentally offends "The Knitting Prince" by implying that handicrafts are FOR GIRLS. The Knitting Prince challenges Kento to try knitting just once, thus starting his newfound passion for knitting and his friendship with the mysterious boy known as the Knitting Prince.

I really enjoyed this one. The first volume mostly focuses on the friendship between

I picked this one up because romance manga featuring adults feels like a rarity sometimes, especially at this difficulty level. The premise is that The Girl confessed to The Guy that she's never dated before. Plot twist: The Guy has never dated before either, only he can't say it because he doesn't want The Girl to hate him!

And that's basically the joke of the whole entire book. It was cute, but felt kind of hollow because all anyone ever seems to talk about is the main couple's relationshi

Chiikawa... How to describe Chiikawa...? Perhaps the best description is "They're just little guys and they're doing their best 😭."

Personally, my biggest challenge with this series is the handwriting-like font, especially for reading kanji. I'd encourage people to check out the sample chapters on Bookwalker, etc before buying.

That being said, I love Chiikawa. It's one of the few books I actually give up the shelf space for physical copies. It's cute, but with a touch of melancholy that