Reviews for A Silent Voice Manga

I just cried. Everyone has experienced someone's life, right? I'm glad the main characters were able to apologize

I think this comic is a must-read for parents and mothers in the world. I want my kids to read it when they're old.

I watched it from the movie. My heart was shaken quite a bit. I read it because I wanted to read the original story.

It felt very real, such as the child's act without offense, the feelings at that time, and the depiction of when, on the contrary, they were on the side being bullied. I'd like to see the anime version too.

I saw it in the movie and bought it because I was curious. I was also moved by the manga, it was very nice.

Lack of awareness about people with disabilities in Japan and cruel bullying peculiar to children. The protagonists overcome the past and try to grow. The story appeals to readers by raising issues about the sensitive time of youth through the heroine's disability. The movie version is also very good and inspiring. This is a problem work that I would like you to pick up and think about.

My heart seems to be gouged out, and it becomes painful along the way, but it's a work that doesn't hurt to read. My feelings will also be enriched, and I think the way we treat people will change. Bullying is at the root, and friendship on top of that is depicted. I think it's an important work for today's society. I don't think it's strange if designated books are selected in the upper grades of elementary school or middle school.

Children are sometimes cruel, and it's probably because they are so pure that they can overcome these kinds of difficulties.

I learned about this film from the movie, but it's nice to be able to enjoy the manga more thoroughly. The movements of the characters' minds are depicted very carefully.

Somehow, I thought elementary school students were scared... But I like it. I like the main character who tries to change after becoming a high school student!

It's from an anime, but the original is amazing. All of the characters are high school students who seem to be common. It's not a special story, and it depicts conflicts in everyday communication while being bright, sad, and dark. I think it's a refreshing story.

It's written by capturing the ideas of scum in volume 1, and I think turning around from volume 2 is a book that teaches me things that can be put into action and obtained even in this real world with a little bit of courage □

I wonder how much the abusive side remembers. I wonder if there are people like the main character who regrets being bullied and can face their past and themselves? It was a comic with a really ideal development! If we all do this, I feel like someday the bullying will go away. I recommend that people who have experienced bullying read it.

It wasn't about who was right or wrong, and it was a work that made me think that an attitude of facing things you don't understand is important. I thought it was good that they were human-like because they were frustrated because they weren't clear, and that kind of bad behavior made them unable to see their surroundings because they were emotional.

There are many forms of voice and I felt that when I read this comic, and I learned a lot in the process of studying sign language, and who are my friends?? Is that what triggered you to think about it?

When I was in elementary school, I was hurt by the arrival of a transfer student with a hearing impairment, and it had the worst unfolding and ending. Since then, the main character, who has closed his heart and continued to attack himself, has thoroughly faced his self and acted since he was in his third year of high school, albeit very clumsy. As a result, people around them get involved and influence each other, and everyone is able to accept themselves, including the past, and acknowledge each other. The characters in extreme characters unfold heavy episodes, so it takes a lot of energy to read. It comes in a good sense. It's a heavy story, but it's a work I definitely want to read and recommend to people around me.