Reviews for DEAREST MARY JANE Manga

The story is familiar to Betty Neals, but the hero and heroine are beautifully drawn, so I've reread it over and over again. The designs are elegant, and I really like the author's works, so I have them all!

The combination of this artist and this manga artist is very high quality, and I like it. The content is also very natural, it's easy to get into emotions, and I like it because it's an elegant romance story

Katsuragi-sensei's paintings are careful and beautiful, and I love them. I liked the fact that the heroine was a bit mean but kind-hearted.

Harlequin was a sparkling story that seemed to like a white woman held high in foreign countries, and I didn't really like it, but I fell in love with Katsuragi-sensei's wonderful, adult-like pictures at first sight. The high-spec good young character unique to Harlequin was well expressed in pictures, and I was able to enjoy it until the end without getting bored. It was a short story, but I'm glad it had a heartwarming happy ending. If I were to say greed, it would have been great if there was a slightly more sensual scene.

It's a work that makes me very happy. The way it is drawn is wonderful, and I admire this kind of story.

You two are really nice. My heart was satisfied. I like the teacher's work.

It's a work that makes you feel like you're taking a slow, deep breath. I think it would be good for a change of pace.?

Even though it's Harlequin, the story progresses modestly, and it's pretty and beautiful. I like the author, I like Harlequin, and I've recently become addicted to it. There's no slapstick, there's no pregnancy or betrayal, and the love between the daughter who runs the soft and moist cafe and the cool doctor progresses. As the title suggests, it's like enjoying tea time.

Anyway, the picture is beautiful. just the way the story progresses? how to draw? but is it a little stiff? There was a feeling that there were a lot of explanations, and at first I felt uncomfortable. I feel the same way about other works. However, once I got used to it, the picture was beautiful and it became one of my favorite works. I recommend it

This original author's story was interesting because it was a different story, so I thought it was an Atari, but it was a really wonderful work! The comic was a beautiful picture, and the hero isn't a villain like the other Harlequins! (Laughter) The heroine was also a bit mean and cute, and my sister's moderate sideways attitude was also nice. excellent!!!

The picture is beautiful and I like it, so I bought it. What about the story? When I thought about it, I'm glad it had a happy ending.

A pure, hardworking, and slightly stubborn heroine. I don't need to be too straightforward about that. Heroes are also smitten by the gestures and care they occasionally show.

It's a story about a cute little cafe along the road on the way to Strathavon. Even though it's just a short distance from London, the doctor frequently visits this cafe while busy, has small interactions with the heroine, and fosters love. Somehow it felt so real, and it was a beautiful story.

I bought it because I liked Katsuragi Shizuku sensei, but was the content that comfortably snuggled up to the feelings of the heroine, who had a firm core in her calm manner? The tea scene is wonderful ♦

I love this work so much that I bought the original book, bought the book, and bought the electronic version. The interior of the small cafe, stained glass, stylish tea cups, scones and tea cakes. It's irresistible. I think the only people who were upset were the heroine's cousin couple Oliver and Margaret. If it were me, I'd hit it off with a rolling pin. The heroine who doesn't help her younger sister at all, and the heroine who doesn't flinch at all with such an older sister, the hero is a very gentleman and irresistible. Overall, the two are wonderful, as the story progresses quietly and their love deepens. Incidentally, celebrities are really good at drawing facial wrinkles and contours according to their good posture and standing, the texture of foreigners, and age. However, this work is not suitable for people looking for intense love and hate or hot scenes.

Thomas, the hero who is a rich and handsome surgeon, and Mary Jane, a heroine who manages a tea room ☕ alone in a rural English town. Seems like it was Thomas's love at first sight?? Mary Jane was a hot selling model and felt quite disadvantaged by her older sister Felicity, who was too beautiful, but are people watching it properly? The design is exquisite and the impression is a bit cold, but the content is relaxed and the more you reread it, the better the impression got?

This was the first Betty Neals work I read about their tea time, and it's a story I still love. This story led me to collect a lot of her books. While time is relaxing, be healed by sweet scones and black tea... The pictures of small items are so wonderful, from the plates, coffee cups, wall clocks, cafe curtains, tables and chairs, cute handmade mice, cupboards with lots of plates in the rooms of neighborhood sisters who visited on Christmas, and furniture at Thomas's parents' house. Furthermore, the fashion each person wears and even the texture of the clothes were carefully drawn, and there was plenty of love for Hitokoma and Hitokoma ♪ I looked up the village where the main character lives later, and it was a very cute village famous for antique shops etc. ♪ The naive psychological depiction in the plain story also fits perfectly with Katsuragi-sensei's worldview!! It's funny how a wonderful adult man and the protagonist, who still looks like a little girl, slowly develop love.

It's Katsuragi-sensei's style, so this is the real thrill! I am soothed by the meticulousness of the pictures and the quiet expression. Even if each frame is separated like an illustration, it's beautiful and wonderful! I liked the interior of the shop because it was similar to the cottage I stayed at before. It's really perfect to read during tea time. It's a happy moment.