Reviews for Or Something Like It Manga

I am satisfied with reading it. That was really good. It was a comic that made me think. It reminded me of things I know but tend to forget, such as what is important even in a busy life every day, and that children's feelings should be prioritized.

Really, I have no regrets reading this book to think! I want to see the continuation soon! It's my personal impression, so I don't know if it's useful, but personally it was really interesting

I'm buying the author. It was BL only, but I read and watch it. My heartstrings are making a lot of noise. After reading it over and over again, I felt so relaxed and relaxed. My family is Nanzoya. It makes me think.

For people who are struggling with raising children (and those who aren't!) I definitely want you to read it. The pictures are cute too, but I wanted to admonish them like this to my kids. I highly recommend it.

It's a wonderful family with so many personalities. Do you think it's good to have a variety of shapes? It's a work that makes me realize not only blood ties, but also many other important things.

I'm in the middle of the child-rearing generation, so the lines stick. It makes me think a lot about how to interact with mom's friends and how to treat other children, since it's an age where people don't scold other people's children and often pretend not to look at them.

I like pictures, and it was interesting to try reading them. I don't think it's finished yet, but I want to read the rest soon. It's one of my favorite comics

It makes everyone feel at ease. I wonder if it seems like this when we're in the same position. It's a development I often see at first. I thought, but now I love this story so much that I reread it over and over again! Every time a new issue comes out, I enjoy it so much that I can't wait to see if the next edition comes out soon. I feel relieved every time a child who must become an adult regains his childlike character.

It is a work in which sentences are drawn with care and care. There are adults close to me who say things like this, and who draw a firm line yet really cherish me as a person, and they show me the way to properly choose and teach me each thing, and admonish them. But I think these kids I can listen to are good kids from the beginning, and this one I'm reading is such a work that makes me think and think about a lot of things. There is no loss in buying this work.

I wish Kina-chan could calm down and have a way of thinking. Just because you're an adult doesn't mean you can stay calm all the time. That's why I'm happy when I come across comics like this.

It was an author I didn't know at all, and I was addicted to it after trying reading it to see what it was like. I'm a single mom who has grown up but raised 2 boys, and I've really come this far thanks to my family, friends, daycare center, school teachers, and colleagues around me. As I read it, every scene resonated in my heart. What should I do if I die of an accident or illness, especially when my children are underage (actually, I battled cancer...) Something like that was always in the corner of my mind, so I cried to the children here who lost their parents in an accident. However, not only children without parents, but also adult problems surrounding children are depicted little by little in an easy-to-understand manner, and there is salvation in the positive trend of trying to solve them from just a few things one can do. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

In a word, good. The protagonist looks cool at first glance, but his heart is really warm and never stands by. The environment surrounding delicate children peculiar to the present day has also been depicted, but the people who appear are basically nice people, and there is hope. I recommend it.

When I replace it with myself... my heart feels tight. Once in volume 1, it always makes me cry. I wonder what will happen in the future. I admire women like Kina.

I was curious to read it, starting with the award-winning works! I thought children would play leading roles, and when I started reading it, it was interesting from a female perspective from a new perspective.

The main character's words and actions towards children are something you can't do without thinking like that from the bottom of your heart, so it's a very new learning experience.

Nobuhito to Kisaho-san, Haru to Fuyuma-kun. Spring/Summer/Fall/Winter are studded with names I first noticed when writing reviews. I feel that the individuality and seasons of each were carefully thought out and attached. Ki Natsuho is meticulous, wide and deep like the ocean, and crisp, yet still envelops her with passion, and is very reasonable. They never defy nature powerlessly, and even so, they do their best to spend a peaceful time with everyone. It's a story that calms down and makes you want to read it over and over again.