Reviews for With the Light... Manga

There is a possibility that they will be born from any parent, whether they are autistic or not. I've heard that when they're born, they struggle a lot between love for children and feelings of guilt. I think parents with children with disabilities get courage, and the people around them can gain recognition and understanding of people with disabilities. The strange eyes directed at people with disabilities really hurt. I hope the day will come when I will lose that kind of eyesight...

This is a really thought provoking story. Autism is still unknown to the public. Even though I think I understand it from this kind of story, I don't know what kind of attitude I would take if I actually happened to be there. It's a pain that even my husband doesn't understand. I cried over and over again because of my mother's strong love. Thank you very much.

I was curious about the title, so I bought it. This was a really thought provoking story. The sense of anxiety about children that any parent with children has been conveyed well.

The appearance of autistic children doesn't change at all, does it? Moreover, in Hikaru's case, there are many parts that are superior to everyone else, and he was blessed and recognized by his friends and teachers around him, and he grew up well. that makes you smile? That's it. It gave me courage.

I thought my son was an extremely nervous, picky, and difficult child to raise since he was one year old? I was caught in a 3-year-old checkup, diagnosed with pervasive developmental disorder at the hospital, and diagnosed with autism by a specialist at age 4? I painfully sympathized with the fact that it is a disorder that is difficult to understand in terms of appearance, the anxiety of raising children from now on, and the feelings of parents with autistic children, and I was painfully sympathetic and in tears. So I'd like you to read it so more people know about autism?

This is a story I want you to read. It depicts autism carefully and in an easy-to-understand manner. Also, not limited to autism, it can be seen that understanding and acceptance is very important not only for children and people with disabilities, but also by those around them. Each family that comes up has various issues. How do we solve it and overcome it! I am very encouraged by that sincere attitude, and it is a story that makes me feel positive.

I'm always learning from this story. Previously, I had the opportunity to work with children with autism. I came across this story at a time when I was struggling with communication, and I reviewed my own behavior. Then, I was so happy that my feelings became so light that I wondered what it had been up until now... I think it's a story that can be used in any household now that there are many people who lack communication and are bad at communicating.

Other people are already writing the content, so... the pictures are cute and easy to read. Sachiko and Hikaru were so cute that they started to look good, honestly. (I didn't know it was an autism story) I don't read this kind of story (a story dealing with disability) where I was unexpectedly frustrated by Light's behavior, and I was overwhelmed by how people around Hikaru dealt with, but what was the trigger, and I'm glad I read it. I recommend it ❗

My friend's child has autism. I read this comic because I wanted to understand it even a little bit. I was able to know how much words and actions that people around me don't understand hurt parents, and I learned that there are still parts that I had misunderstood myself. Autism has a fairly high rate, and it is also a disability in people around you or in your family. Becoming a parent means accepting a family just the way they are and being able to put all their love into it. Amidst conflict, I thought again that parents become parents while being raised by children, starting with Hikaru and her family, who cherish every moment.

It realistically depicts not only autism, but also the human patterns surrounding it, and I definitely want people with families to read it. It's a very instructive work.

Am I also a mom of 2 kids? As I raised my children, I remembered that it would be nice if I could have a positive attitude like Ked and Hikaru Mama, who hits various walls. This is a book I want as many people as possible to read. Then I understood that I wanted to make it a city where everyone can live comfortably.

Thanks to your family for reading this comic? Are you grateful to the people around you who support you? Above all else, am I grateful for the child that was born? Thanks a lot? Have you increased the number of feelings you have? People help each other and little by little... they grow every day ✌ makes me feel like I'll do my best tomorrow too?

What if my child has autism!? What if someone close to you has a disability or their family!? It made me think not only about autism, but also about “disability” again. I want many people to read it, and I want a world where people are discriminated against because they have a disability.

I'm in a position like a sibling child, so I was very worried when I was reading about Little Sister Who Shadows, and I am grateful that you took up this theme and drew a long film.

I had read several books depicting how autistic people themselves feel, but this was the first time that a parent's struggles were described in such detail, and I was speechless by those hardships. I think it's important for many people to read comics like this and get to know the actual situation.

I read it over and over again, but it makes me cry. Hikaru is simply cute, and I admire her mother's hard work.

My mother, a kindergarten teacher who accepts autism, bought it for study, so we read it together when we were students. There are ingenuity that can be incorporated not only into autism but also into normal childcare, and it felt good to watch all the characters gradually grow. Unfortunately, the author passed away before it was completed, so it became an unpublished work, but I wanted to see until the end the author envisions...

I'm an autistic parent, so there are only scenes I can sympathize with. Autism is written very carefully

Autism looks normal, so you really need to understand your surroundings. This work depicts what kind of illness and symptoms autism is with delicate pictures in an easy-to-understand manner and with a smile, so I want you to take a look!