Reviews for A VERY SPECIAL NEED Manga

I'm buying the author. I mean, the picture is blurry every time, but it shows the characters' feelings well and is conveyed to the reader.

It was a wonderful story. Both the hero and heroine are strong and charming. Christmas ensures love, and it's nice to get married in spring. The kids were cute too.

I ran away from home at age 15 and gave birth alone, and probably because of that, my son had a disability. He also died after giving birth for the second time until his wife cut her own life. Their thoughts, children, and neglected parents. I wonder if it's because of Christmas that it all came together.

That's a very good story. Thanks to Professor Ogimaru! I want all the characters to be happy.

Being a single mother, how difficult is that alone. Not only is it absolutely economically stressful, but it is also mentally stressful, and there is an odd sense of handicap because society assumes parents. As is the case with the single parent “to,” even though they only have one body, there are many things that require an attendant to raise them. Now the dismissal is a serious matter of circumstances faced by the heroine Judith! However, Ogimaru-sensei's brushstrokes are bright, warmly depicting struggles, and he has dreams. My heart is tightened by the circumstances of the birth, which I had my son talk about, not from the person himself. The ingenuity lies in the fact that it's not his own story. Then, it was revealed that Judith's sense of remorse was revealed as it was that her son Woody himself had always recognized it, and it felt like reading it while my heart stopped beating. However, when the two met, there was no choice but to thank God. It was great for both of us, and short-term conflicts were unavoidable, but there was a wonderful development of family relationships, and I feel like there was nothing but something everyone could gain when it came to integration effects. I'm also incredibly lucky to have joy at work. It's a dream unfolding that will replace the unlucky ones up until now. Even though it's not Woody's fault, the bad boys around him come to mind, and there are children with poor imagination, and they say it's an exciting device for development. And above all, it feels good to read that the two main characters are attracted to each other and there is nothing they can do about it. There was a time when they hid their true intentions, but they faced each other without being perverse or hidden, faced the darkness that covered his family, Judith's family, and both families, broke through what should be overcome, and the environment was steadily improved to form a happy family as depicted in the picture. I am filled with positive energy. Another character, who wasn't born at the maternity hospital, also has a pleasant personality setting, and various characters bring depth to the story throughout the story. I can fully receive the happiness I look for in Harlequin, who has completed a lot of books, from this book. You can read it in your spare time before departure for a pleasant start to the day, and now you can go out lightly. After that, I wanted to see Woody's happiness after growing up, and I can't help but pray for something a little far ahead of this story, which I can't hope for. There are many people who easily think that it's because it's not an illness even though it's a pretty difficult event, and I was happy that this story (heroine, Christine, Linda) dealt with a lot of births in the story, and that also spoke for me.

I had read the sample before and was very interested, so I finally bought it. A story about a heroine with a disabled son and a doctor hero who was preceded by his wife. It was a realistic story and I really sympathized with it. The heroine, who works hard while thinking that her disability is her own responsibility, is attracted to heroes, but gives priority to children! I was a solid mother, so I wanted to support my new love. Happy ending thanks in part to the cute kids ☆

There were places where it overlapped with myself just a little bit, so I empathized with it. I really like Masako Ogimaru's work!

I read “When Misfortune Begins...” in the synopsis and imagined that it was even more muddy, but it wasn't muddy at all, but the story didn't progress due to beautiful things... it was a happy ending where everyone was happy ♪ That was great!!

I bought it because I wanted to read more as a trial reading. I read it all at once until the end while hollering halfway through.

I was moved by the heroine's hardworking mother. I want them to be happy from now on.