Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

It's great. I made my kids read it too. This is a story about precious lives. I want it to be in every middle school and high school paperback.

I read a lot while pregnant! lol he's a really nice doctor, and I want this kind of doctor to take care of me! Reading this, I was able to feel even more the preciousness of life during pregnancy and childbirth. It's a work that makes me want to cherish the people around me and myself!

Maybe because I was experiencing pregnancy and childbirth, it was extra easy for my emotions to enter and I cried a few times? Occasionally, there are stories that overlap with my own, which made me think quite a bit. It's a work I'd like men to read rather than women.

I started reading it when I was pregnant, and I am moved to learn the preciousness of childbirth. I'm not good at medical comics, but they are interesting and easy to read.

It's a great learning experience about pregnancy and gynecological diseases. There are also many themes that make me think while reading. It's a book I definitely want my kids to read.

I've finished reading the entire volume, so I'm going to review it. It's a plain subject called obstetrics and gynecology, but it was great because the story of each person was clearly spelled out, and I was able to understand the difficulties of pregnancy, childbirth, and child-rearing in the present day through the eyes of the characters. Until I read this comic, I had no way of knowing the risks associated with pregnancy or parts that were not fully covered by the current system, so I thought I was glad I read this comic. This is a comic I especially want dads with children to read

I can cry anyway, and I feel the miracle of a child being born. I often buy only the parts of the story I'm interested in before and after experiencing childbirth. I think obstetricians and gynecologists are really amazing, I have nothing but respect

I was moved and sad because it was a story where I couldn't stop crying, all the things I didn't know even though it was familiar. I want to read more

I want you to read it when you're not pregnant. That's because it's so real that it makes me worried. I want you to know that this kind of thing also exists, so I would like to recommend comics to all of humanity

I was very anxious when I got pregnant for the first time, so I didn't have the courage to read it and watched it from a distance, but since I was left in the hospital during my second pregnancy, I read it through. The people who come to the obstetrics and gynecology department with various circumstances are vividly depicted, and the situation where they are forced to face their lives was vividly depicted, and I cried over and over again. Among them, they are saved by Sakura and Komatsu, who are energetic and positive.

I came across this film while pregnant with my first child, and how many times did I shed tears watching the drama? How many times have you wanted to give birth in the persona that Kotori sensei and his colleagues are in? I learned a lot about maternal burdens, mental aspects, and fetal abnormalities during pregnancy and after delivery. It's a work I want not only mothers, but also fathers to see.

I knew it because I watched it in the drama, but I'm moved by the fact that there are so many problems and stories during childbirth. There are a lot of things that make me cry when I read them, so I want to read them quickly until the end.

I was drawn in and read it while remembering my own pregnancy and childbirth. Life is precious, and I thought that it was not natural that my child was born and raised, but something I am thankful for.

I'm also a medical practitioner, but I'm moved even if that's not the case, and once I read it, I won't be able to live my life the way I used to. It's a work that makes me think about a lot of things.

This is an obstetrician's story. It's a very nice work that makes me think about the preciousness of life. I especially want those who are about to have a baby, pregnant women, their partners, and those around them to read it.

I learned about it in dramas and read all the volumes at once. Giving birth is said to be a miracle, and it was a work that made me keenly aware that it really was true. I felt that I especially wanted people of the generation that are going to be parents to read it.

It's a comic about obstetrics and gynecology, and I think it's a very thought-provoking comic. However, just because you are pregnant, there is no guarantee that your child will be born safely, and in such a case, I think it will be very difficult for obstetrics and gynecology teachers. I think getting pregnant and having a child safely is a miracle.

While there is a lot of sad news about children these days, this is a comic where you can once again confirm the loveliness of life. A miracle where life grows and is born. I read this story, and I loved that it was a miracle that I am now and that my loved ones are close to me. I recommend it to everyone regardless of age or gender!!

I think the content is really important, book by book. There are also descriptions, but it's a book that makes me learn that there are a lot of things I don't know about pregnancy and childbirth. When I read the book, I felt that so many people are involved when people are born. The review is like a reading review, but I really want you to read it.