Reviews for Book Girl LightNovel

The main character is a boy who has had the painful experience of losing his favorite girl right in front of his eyes. He felt that all his world up until then would fall apart, and since then he has avoided building relationships with people. However, at one point, a “literary girl” appears in front of him. While deciphering the complicated and tangled emotions and intentions of human relationships like a story, she opens doors to a world that the protagonist alone cannot see. Things don't go well with friends, get hurt by people we like, get abandoned by our families, betrayed by people we believe in, lose loved ones... but we still have to live. When I turn the pages at such a time, I think it's a gentle youth novel that gently encourages me that I am not the only one who feels anguish and lives. On the other hand, it is also a work that also delves into the artist's loneliness and the work of hurting others. If you are a person who has ever suffered from someone getting hurt by drawing, you may sympathize with the protagonist's anguish. Nevertheless, this work includes all of that love and hate, and I confidently affirm that it will create a story. That trust warms my heart every time I read it, and it makes me hold a small but reliable light in my heart.