チカ

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A strange feeling took hold of me when I was reading the first volume. A mixture of reluctance to continue reading the work of Chika for fear of falling a unhealthy story mixed with an curiosity to know what was going out in this relationship between Makuzu and Haruka.

To be honest, after three volumes, I still do not know what to think except that I want to know the further adventures of these two protagonists that everything separate. But I was delighted to have persevered in the discovery of this manga ...I don't regret my choice even if the atmosphere is sometimes a little confusing. I enjoyed myself because of this.

Strangely, the age gap and the complexity of the feelings I felt during my reading, seeing the writer and the girl interact, offends me much less chapter after chapter. Together, they tend to be more open, louder, less depressed. They help and heal each other just by being physically present in the same room without the need of many words to be exchanged.
This is an amazing manga by its originality. Much like meeting behind closed doors because most of the action takes place in the writer house, an so to speak action.

It's very subtle because the story is based on emotions and feelings of the characters and their interaction with each other. The author, Chika, also spends the majority of his talent to describe love, friendship and the variety of emotions arising through his realistic drawings.
The expressions of the personnages are particularly well reproduced especially in the intense moments.

Special mention for Satomi and Sugida who are openly showing their emotions without being able to hide anything. They are uncompromising, funny, endearing and tender.
This manga is for more mature reader.

A beautiful original and surprising discovery !

Read more: http://newbooksonmyselves.blogspot.com/2012/02/kore-wa-koi-no-hanashi-by-chika.h...

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