Reviews for A Sign of Affection Manga

Snow's gestures, actions, and feelings are cute. She's a deaf girl, but she also has the power to act and I want to cheer for her to do her best

It's a pure and gentle story. Maybe various things will happen in the future... but I want them to stay calm and happy ‼️

I'm reading while supporting Yuki-chan. For a while, I lost my voice and we were communicating in sign language and written communication. I can hear it, so it's not the same, but I remember a lot of sign languages. There is no sense of incongruity when watching sign language comics, and there are many places where friends try to learn sign language, and the characters are kind, so it makes me feel kind. I think it's fun to read while cheering for Yuki-chan, who is pure, cute, and hardworking while being thrilled by Itsu-san!

I watched the trial reading, and I really wanted to see the continuation, so I bought the first volume. Yuki-chan was so cute, and Itsutomi-kun was so cool that I read the latest edition in no time.

I read the comic when I heard it was going to be made into a musical! I was really excited about the connection between Itsu-kun and Yuki-chan! All the characters around me are excited and I'm looking forward to continuing!

Heroes are 100% undisputed! Is this the first time that the heroine seemed so pure that she was too cute? Anyway, I want them both to be happy. The friends around me are also kind-hearted and wonderful! I bought it all at once. I don't feel tired, and I can read it in no time.

Jump far over Kyun and twirl. Not only is Wakiawakya a story where the two main characters frolic, there are many words, such as facial expressions, of course gestures including sign language, and “space” of frame carrying, but the story flows in a very quiet setting, so it resonates extra with my heart. The snow is too cute. I want them to be absolutely happy with Itsumi. It would probably be sweet to think about reality, but please don't make Snow sad in the story!! Itsutsumi, don't make me cry!!

I reread it 3 times the day I bought it!! It's a comic where everyday life that able-bodied people don't understand is easy to understand, and I really understand what is important... I want everyone to be happier than ever!!

I think it would be nice if Yuki-chan, who is positive even if she can't hear, is even more positive and brighter, and the world expands with a wider field of view. I want them to overcome difficulties even if they are difficult! I'm going to keep an eye on the two of them from now on!

Every one is so cool!! lol it makes me cringe! It's a story about a girl with a hearing impairment, but it's drawn in very detail, and the tempo of the story is very nice. I think I was able to come across a very wonderful work. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is interested!

Yuki-chan is cute and Itsutomi-kun is cool, so I don't want anything bad to happen to the two of them in a row. Protect the world for two... I love it ♡♡♡

It's a very beautiful view of the world. In every comic, in addition to the lines spoken aloud, the thoughts and feelings in the character's head are written in words, but there were many moments where the “words” of Yukino, the main character of this comic, who has a hearing impairment, were so beautiful and I was able to grab my heart tightly. I think she's a kid who honestly thinks like this. Sue and the story go inside me without any sense of incongruity, probably because the characters and ways of thinking and words that are clearly drawn match. I like pictures too. I also like Yamamori Mika-sensei's work, but I feel that the atmosphere (especially male) of this work is similar to that of the picture. You can learn a little bit about communicating with people with hearing impairment while reading, and since there are changes in color and character display, etc., the way the main character understands words from the girl's side is also clearly expressed in an easy-to-understand manner. I was honestly impressed. It has been devised so that the settings are not broken and are very easy to understand. Speaking of settings, I'm glad it was a college student setting. If this story is set by working adults and high school students, honestly, have you fallen in love with it so much? (Eventually, ^^) I think the environment settings are not centered around the workplace, not school, and because they are college students, they have been able to focus on the time and world of the two main characters up to this point. There's nothing superfluous. It's balanced. The work itself looks like clean water. Also, I like the world created by two people. I like the atmosphere that only comes out of two people and the atmosphere between them. I like the way we feel for each other. The two main characters look great. I strongly sympathize with and like the male protagonist, Itsumi's feelings for snow, and scenes with lines that put into words how he likes it. The characters around them (and I like them) don't appear too much in the story, and they have just the right amount of appearance, and I'm drawn even more into the world of the two of them. Another work has been added to My Heart's Permanent Bookshelf.