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Had to return the book to the library. And I've never been much of an Oden fan. I'll only pick it back up if I get my hand on an audio book, probably.
In chapter four , there is stage whispering. I can't handle whispers, due to auditory sensory issues. I have to pause every few seconds, and leave it be for several days, and then I forget what happens. It's really bad, whispers.
The ereader is he'll, I need to find this as either an audio or paper book to finish it.
It is incredibly dry and boring. It might be my state of mind though so I may give it another shot later.
Jag förväntade mig en bok om gammal skrock, sagor och sägner om troll och väsen, och om folk som blivit stulna av trollen in i bergen. Det var det. I cirka tjugo sidor. Sen kom ungefär tvåhundra sidor antisemetism och det är inte vad jag räknade med, vad jag ville se, eller vad jag har intresse av.
Graphic: Antisemitism
I really liked the anime, and I really wanted to like this manga adaptation. However, there's just something that makes me... not. There's something in the art, while still lovely, that's just not quite right. There's something in the story, while familiar and one I do like, that's just falling flat.
I marked with book as both read and dnf because I mostly skimmed it toward the end.
This manga has a very lovely art style, it's incredibly pretty. Somehow it reminds me of the korean comics I read when I was a teenager, even though it looks nothing alike. It's that it's long and slender, both in MAB, and in those korean comics. However, it feels like it really lacks in substance. There's not really a plot, at least in volume one, and the word "cute" feels incredibly over-used. Still, I do like the boyfriend's friend with face blindness. He feels a bit relatable to me, though I'm only semi-face blind.
Conclusion:
I won't be reading the rest of the manga, but I might flip through to find scenes with that friend at some point. I'm glad I read it by borrowing my sister's copy of the book.
This manga has a very lovely art style, it's incredibly pretty. Somehow it reminds me of the korean comics I read when I was a teenager, even though it looks nothing alike. It's that it's long and slender, both in MAB, and in those korean comics. However, it feels like it really lacks in substance. There's not really a plot, at least in volume one, and the word "cute" feels incredibly over-used. Still, I do like the boyfriend's friend with face blindness. He feels a bit relatable to me, though I'm only semi-face blind.
Conclusion:
I won't be reading the rest of the manga, but I might flip through to find scenes with that friend at some point. I'm glad I read it by borrowing my sister's copy of the book.