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A very cute yuri anthology. Don't expect anything life changing or heart breaking. Mostly sweet. Mostly wholesome. Cute art, too!

This was an interesting oneshot. There was really no growth in the main character. The twist at the end was definitely sad but I wasn't convinced by the impact of the ending.

It took me longer to read this than it took for me to read Dune. I realize that this is very much a me problem. In fact, all problems I have with books are me problems.

I tooted about this but I was constantly annoyed by how self-congratulatory this came off. Which is the point!! The point of the book is to console, reassure, and validate Sophie’s past self. But I was just so tired of it maybe two thirds of the way through. Still, a very wholesome and feel good book.

Interesting story about broadcasting club. But I'm not too interested in the competition itself. I was hoping for less exposition about broadcasting and more interrelationships among the club members. Right now it's very, "club ambitions only!!"

Hmm... I don't know how I feel about this. Poor girl that is "socially adopted" by rich guys. She's too poor for makeup and when she can afford it, people are surprised that she's pretty when she uses it. Revolutionary.

I want to go back to New York City. Cute and intimate read. I don't know if I would want to go to all of the places mentioned in the book, other than like, allll the food places. The art is really nice, I love the sketchbook journal feel. It's a great art style for memoirs.

Very cute and wholesome. I was originally to this book by the spine. I was not expecting to see a Hajibi on a manga volume. Also the typography on the spine was sleek.