A Few Happy Moments by Midorikawa Yuki (Repost)

Midorikawa's manga... Doesn't give me the boring feeling of shojo manga... It's not gorgeous, but it makes me addicted...

I really like Midorikawa Yuki's style of painting. The painting style is casual, and he is good at depicting the subtle emotions of boys and girls through illusory settings. The brushwork is ethereal, gentle and sentimental, and full of literary and artistic atmosphere. Well~ I love "Natsume's Book of Friends"!

I have read "Forest of Fireflies" and the author's reply: Most of Midorikawa's works are short stories, among which "The Forest of Fireflies" is the most famous. Slightly longer ones include "The Scarlet Chair", "The Magic Boy" and "Natsume's Book of Friends" All are my great love>_<///