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mehsi's review against another edition
5.0
Yay, Yotsuba is back and kicking! I am so delighted to see this manga back again.
It took a long time for the manga to be back, and I hope it won't leave again, or any time soon at least. Since this manga is just so hilarious and funny. Yotsuba is a really fun (though a bit weird) kid, and it is fun to see how she views this world. Even though time moves slowly, you do see her grow. For instance in this book they are talking about that it is time for Yotsuba to sleep in her own room, in a bed (that still needs to be bought). I do hope that we see Yotsuba going to school, though I can't imagine someone as Yotsuba going to school. I feel kind of sorry for the teachers. ;)
Most of the manga is about Yotsuba's grandma who is coming for a visit. I just had a few laughs at Yotsuba trying to headbutt her grandma and then getting blocked by grandma. Yotsuba really loves her grandma, and it was so sweet to see how she acted around her. Though I think the whole present/souvenir thing was a bit too much, and I found it rude. Sure, she is a kid, but she shouldn't be begging for presents. Luckily her dad (and also grandma) also scold her.
I felt sad for Yotsuba at the end of the volume. Don't worry Yotsuba your grandma will visit again.
The manga just flew by, and now I have to wait for another volume again. Hopefully soon, since Yotsuba is just so much fun, and I love reading about her adventures and how she sees the world. How she struggles understanding new things, how much fun she has learning them.
Also that cover, just look at it and then realise what is about to happen. :D
All in all, I would recommend this manga, if you are looking for a fun, hilarious manga, be sure to check it out.
Review first posted at http://twirlingbookprincess.com/
It took a long time for the manga to be back, and I hope it won't leave again, or any time soon at least. Since this manga is just so hilarious and funny. Yotsuba is a really fun (though a bit weird) kid, and it is fun to see how she views this world. Even though time moves slowly, you do see her grow. For instance in this book they are talking about that it is time for Yotsuba to sleep in her own room, in a bed (that still needs to be bought). I do hope that we see Yotsuba going to school, though I can't imagine someone as Yotsuba going to school. I feel kind of sorry for the teachers. ;)
Most of the manga is about Yotsuba's grandma who is coming for a visit. I just had a few laughs at Yotsuba trying to headbutt her grandma and then getting blocked by grandma. Yotsuba really loves her grandma, and it was so sweet to see how she acted around her. Though I think the whole present/souvenir thing was a bit too much, and I found it rude. Sure, she is a kid, but she shouldn't be begging for presents. Luckily her dad (and also grandma) also scold her.
I felt sad for Yotsuba at the end of the volume. Don't worry Yotsuba your grandma will visit again.
The manga just flew by, and now I have to wait for another volume again. Hopefully soon, since Yotsuba is just so much fun, and I love reading about her adventures and how she sees the world. How she struggles understanding new things, how much fun she has learning them.
Also that cover, just look at it and then realise what is about to happen. :D
All in all, I would recommend this manga, if you are looking for a fun, hilarious manga, be sure to check it out.
Review first posted at http://twirlingbookprincess.com/
sagesylvie's review against another edition
adventurous
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
theseventhl's review
5.0
I somehow forgot what a wonderful, life affirming series Yotsuba is until I read the latest volume. I love the chapters with Yotsuba and her grandmother. I really enjoy getting to see how Yotsuba is growing up and the family she has around her. I wish this series came out at a quicker pace but I don't really mind, since every installment is a treasure worth waiting for.
dherzey's review against another edition
5.0
That moment between Yotsuba and her grandma made me cry. So precious.
pekoegal's review
5.0
After watching Yotsuba interact with her grandmother, I am curious to see what her grandfather is like.
As usual, Yotsuba makes the mundane fun. After reading this, I actually felt like cleaning things.... But let's not get carried away. Still, it's good to see how her family harnesses Yotsuba's energy and imagination to get her to do things or make things more fun for her (and possibly for themselves).
It's nice to see the world from Yotsuba's perspective. It's a little infectious, too.
As usual, Yotsuba makes the mundane fun. After reading this, I actually felt like cleaning things.... But let's not get carried away. Still, it's good to see how her family harnesses Yotsuba's energy and imagination to get her to do things or make things more fun for her (and possibly for themselves).
It's nice to see the world from Yotsuba's perspective. It's a little infectious, too.
elyana's review against another edition
5.0
Reading Yotsuba : Still one of the best pleasures in life
heyjudy's review
5.0
~4.5/5
There is never enough Yotsuba in the world. Never. I will never grow tired of it.
We start with Yotsuba coming from camping, with souvenirs for everyone. And then we meet Grandma. There’s lots of adorableness to be had here. There’s preparation and excitement, and then Grandma teaches Yotsuba all kinds of things. Like cleaning, as Grandma pesters her father about it all. Yotsuba tries very hard to be a good helper, and she’s so cute.
There’s also a learning moment, when Grandma has to leave. Yotsuba throws a fit, but Grandma and her dad stay strong, they don’t give in, and she’s forced to accept it. And say goodbye, and then be a kid again and move forward.
Every volume of this series is a delight and I love it all to pieces. I will always want more, but re-reads are also very fun.
[Read more at my blog, Geeky Reading!]
There is never enough Yotsuba in the world. Never. I will never grow tired of it.
We start with Yotsuba coming from camping, with souvenirs for everyone. And then we meet Grandma. There’s lots of adorableness to be had here. There’s preparation and excitement, and then Grandma teaches Yotsuba all kinds of things. Like cleaning, as Grandma pesters her father about it all. Yotsuba tries very hard to be a good helper, and she’s so cute.
There’s also a learning moment, when Grandma has to leave. Yotsuba throws a fit, but Grandma and her dad stay strong, they don’t give in, and she’s forced to accept it. And say goodbye, and then be a kid again and move forward.
Every volume of this series is a delight and I love it all to pieces. I will always want more, but re-reads are also very fun.
[Read more at my blog, Geeky Reading!]
brainrotgarden's review against another edition
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Loveable characters? Yes
5.0
i aspire to be as cool & stylish as yotsuba’s grandma
denaiir's review against another edition
5.0
As usual Yotasuba's adventure are the cutest!
This volume centers around her relationship with her stern grandma. I loved that character and the values she tries to teach Yotsuba, it was very sweet.
Can't wait for the next installment.
This volume centers around her relationship with her stern grandma. I loved that character and the values she tries to teach Yotsuba, it was very sweet.
Can't wait for the next installment.