The Book of Sakura

Suddenly I realized I'd received 100.

Of course it's impossible, I'll never fall in love in this lifetime! After reading this Japanese-style short story, I felt very fulfilled. It's full of artistic flair and really evokes emotions; I probably couldn't write something like that… Actually, writing a review for this kind of short story is quite difficult, given the limited content. But the author's ability to portray the characters so vividly within such a limited space is truly admirable. A chance encounter with a classmate leads to a deeper and deeper connection. Knowing she's a strange, seriously ill girl, he still can't help but stay by her side. All fate is so inexplicable. Cherry blossoms fall, always kissing the earth; bonds…

I'll continue my research, but first I need to write a book review for "The Forgotten Girl Band".

If the ending is bad, I... I think I'll cry.

I'm not really qualified to comment here, but this novel is so good, I still want to say it: it really, really, really good. This novel made me feel so down. This is what a novel should be—a novel that lets you feel the characters' emotions. Thank you, author.

The author has a good grasp of Japanese style, and the characters are vividly portrayed.

This book... Um The author must have read "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas", right? It's a very heartwarming ending~ There was an indescribable sense of relief when the two confessed their feelings in the latter half of the story. As a story, it's quite heartwarming. But as a work of art, I prefer and appreciate "Hoshino Yui's Wish List" more.

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Five short reviews, four of which are from the author. Sigh.

Overall, it's really good.