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Wolf Children: Ame & Yuki
Synopsis
When Hana falls in love with a young interloper she encounters in her college class, the last thing she expects to learn is that he is part wolf. Instead of rejecting her lover upon learning his secret, she accepts him with open arms. Soon, the couple is expecting their first child, and a cozy picture of family life unfolds. But after what seems like a mere moment of bliss to Hana, the father of her children is tragically taken from her. Life as a single mother is hard in any situation, but when your children walk a fine line between man and beast, the rules of parenting all but go out the window. With no one to turn to, how will Hana survive?
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hipposofdeath
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This manga is just... unbelievable. I have seen the movie before and I didn't cry, though it was moving.
The book though. Oh my god, I sobbed so hard, twice.
The thing is, the book lets you feel what you want to feel. The movie had the mood set already. For example at one point in the movie I felt sad but the music was somewhat uplifting so I didn't feel like crying. As I read the book though I sobbed so hard at that point because there was no music to force me to feel something, it was my own thoughts and emotions about read more
The book though. Oh my god, I sobbed so hard, twice.
The thing is, the book lets you feel what you want to feel. The movie had the mood set already. For example at one point in the movie I felt sad but the music was somewhat uplifting so I didn't feel like crying. As I read the book though I sobbed so hard at that point because there was no music to force me to feel something, it was my own thoughts and emotions about read more
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RascalKun
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I haven't seen the movie for Wolf Children yet, but I can say that the movie will be extremely good based on this manga. The story itself is my favorite type of wholesomeness and love for another person that's mixed with sadness and longing for something to change but you know has to happen. Both Ame's and Yuki's paths are fulfilling in their own way, but really Hana's love and devotion to her children is the character trait that I loved the most. Pure and heartwarming story that left me crying when Ame and Yuki both committed to their paths! I do cry a lot
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