Reviews for SISTER PETERS IN AMSTERDAM Manga

There are more works by Giresilé than Jirésiré, but there are many works by Bedi Neals that are both relaxing and reassuring even though the original works are old.

There are many stories about nurses going to work in the Netherlands, but it seems that it will be difficult to study after the other party is a doctor (there is a daughter who is clinging to them if they are a good match). It's wonderful that it doesn't make you think it's old even though it's already decades ago, like losing my parents in the war or becoming blind myself

It's a book I started reading casually, and I never thought I'd cry at the end. It's filled with happiness, and I want to read it over and over again.

I can't believe Yamaguchi Miyuki sensei, who was a big fan when she was young, drew it in Harlequin! It was an expressive power unique to girls' manga, and I was always excited! I'm sad, and the main character Adderade seems to be annoying, and this is the first time I've been so engrossed in Harlequin.

It makes me feel happy every time I read it, it makes me cry, and the pictures, heroes, and heroines are wonderful, and I really recommend this work.

I was still amazed by the enthusiastic gaze of Conrad who didn't say anything in the story. I'm not good at stories that go back in time (older than the early-modern era). This is because discrimination between men and women is commonplace even now, and in an age where hard work did not blossom, my teeth were at their peak, and I couldn't get euphoric about love stories. Conrad's childhood was so difficult, and even so, I fell in love with him, who was a mass of kindness without being distorted. I've read several books about a Dutch doctor and an English nurse, but which story is my favorite so far. The warmth of the people surrounding the heroine Adelaide seemed to give me the illusion that everyone in the Netherlands was like this, and above all, I was daring about the awesomeness of the language teacher Wit. However, it's a pity that the heroine's actions at the scene of the accident went too far and went too far with being kind and nice. Overall, it was an out-staking story?

The first edition is from 1969 Showa 44. Twenty-four years after the end of World War II, Japan is in a period of rapid growth ahead of the World Exposition (Osaka) the following year. Nonetheless, smartphones and cell phones are still not distributed to all households, let alone Yume Monogatari faxes. so inconvenient if I look at it now? <偶然>It's a wonderful story where they meet in the middle and love is born? It didn't go any further and there were times when I was impatient, but please enjoy the story of slowly nurturing love later (^-^)

It was conveyed from the beginning that the teacher likes the heroine, and the sight of them causing various actions is also cute! The heroine also has a good personality and they are both too nice people!

No matter how many times I read it, the pictures match the story and the picture, and I like the friendly heroine's energetic and playful nature, and I love the heroine, so I take Happien for granted.

That's all there is to it! Both of them are really nice, they are a good match, and the content makes me happy to watch. The hero is just kind and a gentleman. The heroine is kind and cheerful. Thanks to a moderate horizontal spear and strong backing (hero's), the process of sticking together is just right.

I like Yamaguchi-sensei's stories, and I have several works. This story also had a beautiful pattern, and I was healed by reading it.

The era was set a little while ago, wasn't it? The way the hero was drawn to the heroine and how she casually appealed came to me.

A love story about a heroine who is a cheerful and kind nurse, and a hero who is gentle and kind. It's been a year until they come together. The female villain also has good taste. Maybe I could have been a little more mean. I like the scene where the heroine encourages a girl due to a bus accident.

It's a story right after World War II, isn't it? The story is about Betty Niels, a Dutch doctor, as the hero. It's a template, but it was great.

When I thought about Yamaguchi-sensei's Harlequin, which is familiar from girls' comics, like... it seemed like Yamaguchi-sensei's usual work, strangely enough, with no sense of incongruity. There were no bad people who came up, and I was relieved by the happy and cute story.

As expected, Yamaguchi sensei's well-paced production and careful writing of warm, fuzzy romantic comedies and adult bargaining. I've been watching it for a long time, so I bought it at Harley Quinn with confidence, but I definitely recommend it (^o^)