Reviews for Sugar Apple Fairy Tale LightNovel

I read 1 volume and bought all of the books as adults! I was curious about the continuation, read it as Hasho, read it carefully later, and it seems like I can still enjoy it. I'm happy. After a long time, more than a fairy tale? I feel like I was able to find a cute, yet proper fantasy for girls. Fairies and people can be happy with silver sugar candy! The strength of that feeling underlies the story from the beginning to the end, and those who read it feel relaxed and happy. The love level is low for today's light novels, isn't it? But it also seemed like it was close to children's books, so I'm glad ☆

A story about a heroine who works hard and a cool fairy. The beginning and end are clear, so it's easy to read. It's a fairy tale world view, but I'm surprised that sometimes adult elements are included.

It's a fairy love story where the main character works really hard and is fascinated by his straightforward strength. It also properly collects foreshadowing, and I can read it all at once with a sense of harassment that isn't just about love. After reading it, I found a good light novel for the first time in a long time! It was like that. by all means!

This work is said to have won an award. I can nod. The protagonist is 15 years old. I felt that it was a work that would cheer real teens. That's because even in the real world, there are conflicts that progress simultaneously, such as restrictions, human relationships, etc., without waiting. Ganbarel~! (There are people in the wide world who can help even when mom isn't around...) I'm rooting for you! I'll introduce it to my daughters. I read the afterword and decided to read more (laughs) I'm also worried about the whereabouts of Hatsukoi! (uhehe)

I just read it, so I still don't know, but I wonder if it's a story about the main character growing up? Volume 1 was interesting. I want to read more, but I'm a little lost. Maybe I want my kids to read it.

Good ‼ I think it's a really kind story. The monk was just mad, though. The main character stands out even more by that. I also bought the comicalized version, which was good too.

At first, I was imagining a “nohohon” story about interacting with cute fairies, but surprisingly, I was surprised by the large-scale fantasy! The story development stirred up a strong sense of imagination, and I was so immersed in the work that I couldn't stop turning the pages. It's so interesting that I read it that much.

Fairy Tail!? I read it out of interest when I saw the title. The characters were well depicted and easy to read

The relationship between humans and fairies is complicated, and even though the interaction between the two makes me excited, I feel impatient and confused. There are too many barriers between them...

I'm attracted to Anne, who works so hard. Shal, who supports it, is just a good-looking guy. I hope it becomes a world where humans and fairies are equal!

I heard that Yukimura Alto sensei was drawing comics, but I was hesitant to chase after many books of the original novel had already been released. I was really worried about the way it ended in the anime, so I was worried about the next development (really impatient (laughs)), and I even started watching it in my dreams (seriously), so I bought it halfway through. While feeling the same frustration of women working hard among men as Anne grows up due to Anne's straightness and the warmth of her connections with those around her, I want to watch over and cheer for them to do their best in my place. I'm excited to read Silver Sugar Candy, the world view of fairies, and fantasy for the first time in a long time.