Engaging conversation, helping me to understand this complex topic with great visuals. Really like the idea of the garden. 

It's not easy to write a book about peace when everything and everyone around screams war.

Reading this book reassured me in my conviction that weapons, military, violence (almost) never solve any conflict and bring lasting peace.

The book is good in showing how and when non-violent political actions like sanctions worked in the past and when they didn't, what it is needed for ending a conflict and how peace that lasts can be brokered.

The two ongoing conflicts (Russia invaded Ukraine and Israel-Palestine) are discussed at the end, however that is too short a section I feel. Solutions are presented but not discussed in depth.

Still a very good, very worthy read. 

Wonderfully weird and dreamingly melancholy

This volume is a bit more about plot/story than the characters.

The story and everything is still highly enjoyable I only didnt like that continuing "perv" joke.

Meh. 

A cute cat manga about the struggles with dyslexia. 

It's getting a bit weirder and more mysterious. 

So many things going on in this one! And while I don't understand everything (the translation notes in the back help) about japanese language and culture, I still enjoy it a lot.
For me the best parts are the pondering about creativity, what it means to certain people and how it does or doesn't effect others.