Reviews for Sheltering Eaves Manga

This review contains spoilers. I bought it from a trial reading. It is a comic with many parts to learn, such as the structure of orphanages. I want to keep reading while thinking that I want the main characters to be happy...

This review contains spoilers. It made me think again that there are children in the world who feel extremely special about things that normal children take for granted, such as being able to eat rice every day or go to school tomorrow. It's a story set in an orphanage, and at first glance, the children seem to be living happily, but they are all traumatized and tormented by themselves. My heart is tightened when I see my memory flashback over a little thing or when I see them nod after having nightmares. The heroine falls in love with a hero she met at an orphanage who protects her, but since they both carry dark and heavy memories of their past and the existence of their families, I really want to cheer them on. Since their lives up until now have been difficult, I want them both to walk a happy future together.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is cute and cool! They grew up in a facility, and I can predict that it will be a difficult story from now on, but I'm also worried about the whereabouts of their love. I can only hope for the best of luck so that it doesn't turn out too sad!

This review contains spoilers. Children who are in children's facilities due to various circumstances must be unimaginable to me. I especially want teenagers, including my kids, to read it.

This review contains spoilers. It's a comic, but the content makes me think deeply. This is a story about Yoru-chan and Tendo-kun, who were protected at a children's facility. I'm old enough to leave the facility in no time, but I wanted to know the story up until then. An 18 year old is still just a kid. It made me feel like I was supporting these two people as they grew up while being hurt.