The story was sometimes a little hard to follow, as the art was not always clear, and it could be hard to see who was speaking. Despite this, there is quite a large cast, and the 7-8 main characters are all well drawn, and quite distinguishable from eachother.
And the characters are all rather nice. But surficial. So surfiical. There is some character development for the younger characters, but the senpai's remain at a distance. This a shame, because some of the best story arcs involve them. That was rather diappointing. Overall, there is a really nice relationship between all the club, and that was charming.
I felt that the first volume was excellent, and then was a bit disappointed with the middle volumes. It finished very strongly though, so I reccomend this for an easy and enjoyable read
