Reviews for Love in the Palm of His Hand Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a work where the level of emotion rises every time you read it from volume 1 to volume 2.3. Since comics are two-dimensional expressions, I thought there was a limit to the expression of motion, but this work has gone far beyond my imagination with tremendous momentum. There was an image of “sad” and “tears essential” in the story of deaf people and listeners, but this is the first time I've seen such an exciting work! Volume 3 made my heart warm to the two people who tried to convey the feelings they wanted to convey without giving up. If it's sign language, there may be discrepancies in communication, and I'm uneasy, so the scene where Kate refused to put letters in between to Fujinaga, who said she wanted me to type in between, this expression was very impressive and stuck in my heart. I'm looking forward to volume 4 and beyond of the two stories that are still going on.

This review contains spoilers. Even though it's a comic, it's amazing how the characters move like an animation. It's difficult for people who can hear to each other, so the fact that Kate can't hear is just a trigger, and I feel that they are two people who are attracted to each other and need each other in the process, grow and become attractive people. Fresh, good luck Fujinaga!

This review contains spoilers. It's extremely highly rated, but is it difficult in terms of subject? I put it on the back burner because I'm not good at dark or painful things... but it was really nice. Of course, there are a lot of conflicts, but it's easy to read! First of all, the pictures are beautiful, and the depiction of hand and body movements is particularly wonderful. It's also nice to have a setting where there is a mutual relationship where people want to communicate with each other and get to know the other person. Thanks to the setting, there is no sense of incongruity in the story where the two are attracted to each other. They both have bright, straight personalities, so it feels good to read them. There's only 1 volume left, but it's been quite a while, so it was a blink of an eye. In volume 1, there are only light kisses, and even confirmation of feelings. I just realized that the level of satisfaction was amazing even without eroticism... or rather, there were only kisses. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. Love between Kate, who is deaf, and Fujinaga, who is an actor. Since the two met, it feels like various things are changing little by little within each other. It's like they are slowly slowly getting closer even when it comes to their love for each other. I sometimes feel impatient when I read it, but I really like the two of them because they have a kind atmosphere. There seem to be movements such as Kate's younger brother and Fujinaga's new stage in volume 4, but I just want to see the two smiles.

This review contains spoilers. The theme was “the story of a deaf college student and a listening college student,” so I was wondering if it was a heavy story, but it wasn't dark at all. When interacting with people who are hard of hearing or who are deaf, it's not unusual for people to unknowingly build walls out of anxiety that may not be conveyed. When I say that, it is expressed very delicately how Kate feels, and conversely, how she feels when she doesn't give up on the conversation. It also focuses on the feelings of Fujinaga, who pursues her dreams but struggles with the gap between ideal and reality. I thought it was wonderful that not only Kate, who is deaf, is depicted with pity, but that each one is spotlighted and not treated as being deaf because she is a hearing person. As a genre, it falls into BL, but that is only one element of this work, so I definitely want you to read it regardless of personal hobbies or preferences.

This review contains spoilers. Every time I read it, I feel that the separation between Fujinaga's normal eyes, her happy eyes when acting, and her sparkling eyes, which are full of love when looking at Kate, is amazing. I loved the scene with Kate's signature name, and I reread it over and over again, but since Fujinaga's signature was also a scene I loved, I think I'll read it over and over again until volume 4 goes on sale!