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A review by jessi_readss
The Moon on a Rainy Night, Vol. 1 by Kuzushiro
4.0
I thought this story was absolutely adorable. It has a beautiful (imo) slow burn romance with lgbtqia+ inclusion, which I adored.
There is also a character, Kanon, who has a disability and I loved that there was the disability inclusion in a respectful manner in the story. The way Saki was able to accept Kanon for who she was, was absolutely beautiful to me. As she seemed to be the only one who could at first, because Kanon does eventually become accepted by her peers with Saki’s help. And Kanon in turn opened up Saki’s heart.
This story was just endearing and I definitely want to continue the volumes and one day own them for my own manga shelves.
There is also a character, Kanon, who has a disability and I loved that there was the disability inclusion in a respectful manner in the story. The way Saki was able to accept Kanon for who she was, was absolutely beautiful to me. As she seemed to be the only one who could at first, because Kanon does eventually become accepted by her peers with Saki’s help. And Kanon in turn opened up Saki’s heart.
This story was just endearing and I definitely want to continue the volumes and one day own them for my own manga shelves.