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A review by thelilbookwitch
Takane & Hana, Vol. 9 by Yuki Shiwasu
5.0
Can it truly be a shojo romance without a love triangle?
Shiwasu doesn't mince any words, and propels this volume ahead of the typical "love confession" ploys, so altogether I'm not upset about this development at all. It doesn't feel forced, or like it took too long. Takane and Hana's relationship continues to be dysfunctional and yet weirdly cute? But I'm really notsoquietly rooting forOkamon now.
(I'm not going to clutter my blog with reviewing each volume, but suffice to say, if you're on the fence, go read this series starting with the first one.)
Shiwasu doesn't mince any words, and propels this volume ahead of the typical "love confession" ploys, so altogether I'm not upset about this development at all. It doesn't feel forced, or like it took too long. Takane and Hana's relationship continues to be dysfunctional and yet weirdly cute? But I'm really notsoquietly rooting for
(I'm not going to clutter my blog with reviewing each volume, but suffice to say, if you're on the fence, go read this series starting with the first one.)