Reviews

Instantly became one of my favourite mangas, and I tend to reread it when I feel a certain way. Its been a while since I’ve read a manga so tearfully honest and heartbreaking with its stories about these foster kids living their lives knowing they’ve truly been abandoned. Although these characters aren’t real these are true feelings that any young person can feel especially real children who have felt alone.

Without saying anything too personal I sympathized with these kids as someone whose felt a disconnect with my own family, so although these characters aren’t real it was kind of validating to know that there’s people that feel the same way I do.

Frankly, it took me a little while to get into it just because i wasn’t too fond of the art style but it grew on me gradually and kind of fits the childhood theme with its scribbly lines and watercolour.