I love the messaging and art work in this book. The interviews as well as the quotes were a nice touch.  It is always interesting to see a manga style memoir. 

Gives major Wotakoi vibes.  I adore office romance, and I am excited to read the rest.  

This Manga is definitely looking like a product of its time. It has a lot of the typical early 2000s anime tropes. Such as the way the twins act.  Once you get past that it's pretty good, solid premise and gives me Black Butler vibes. I would like to note that this is my first time  engaging with this media, as I didn't watch the anime.

More of a bundle of speeches and talks than a full book. I listened to an audio book version which felt a lot like a podcast, which I enjoyed. It is more about how all struggles for freedom are connected as opposed to solely on Palestine. It is a bit repetitive at times, but that I suppose is the nature of speeches. The book reminds me a lot of "No One is too small to make a difference " by Greta Thunberg.