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james_desantis 's review for:
Fly Me to the Moon, Vol. 25
by Kenjiro Hata
Fly Me To The Moon still staying strong 25 volumes in.
I really enjoyed Nasa's small background. Seeing him as a kid, how he viewed studying, and in general doesn't seem to have changed. And his drive to help his wife achieve her dream is super admirable and sad if he doesn't.
I kept wondering why we saw so much of the other couple in the last volume and this. It seems soon it'll all connect by the end of this volume.
A 4 out of 5.
I really enjoyed Nasa's small background. Seeing him as a kid, how he viewed studying, and in general doesn't seem to have changed. And his drive to help his wife achieve her dream is super admirable and sad if he doesn't.
I kept wondering why we saw so much of the other couple in the last volume and this. It seems soon it'll all connect by the end of this volume.
A 4 out of 5.