Of course if you are reading this volume, (if you have not read the previous volume STOP READING NOW)then it is safe to assume you have read the three previous installments. That being said the stopping point from last time ended with an almost irritating cliff hanger. Cars and people don't belong on the road at the same time if you catch my drift. Picking up literally in the exact same spot where it left off in the road was a pleasant intro in my opinion, because I felt pretty pessimistic about the chances of the author simply putting a page in saying something like "1 Week Later..." with some cliche explanation to start volume four. Luckily that is not the case and the way the story is told (at a somewhat slower starting pace) kept it original and more acceptable by my standards. I have no intentions of going into detail on the story for one reason, and one reason only. When you read a novel-manga-or whatever, you want to be immersed in the tale and to be taken through the rollercoaster of whatever emotions the writer tries so hard to portray. You read reviews like this one in hope of determining if the poster enjoyed the work and why, if they seem to think like yourself, and if this person feels strongly enough about a product to endorse it. Lucky you. This volume, and i'm not saying this lightly, is actually my favorite of the series as it stands now.
Quality of Production - Same as previous installments (9-10)
Setting, Plot, & Climax - Absolutely excellent (10-10)
Dialogue - Flows smoothly throughout but minor adjustments never hurt (8-10)
Artwork & Style - Very high quality - The story relies heavily on the ability to convey the emotions visually. Nailed it (10-10)
My final thoughts are still kind of in the honeymoon period since I just finished my read about an hour ago, but still unbiased... no, they are totally biased.
While reading through, I found myself playing the Trois Gymnopedies in my head (The melancholy piano BGM from TDoHS Movie), remembering all the little details and the empty sounding voice that is burned in my mind from watching that movie on repeat so many times. You may also get a little sense of nostalgia, whether it be from the way eyes can be drawn to look so blank and cold, or the positioning of a person sitting in a room by a window reading. Trust me, my nostalgia is not unfounded and I hope you decide to find out for yourself. Buy it.
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Of course if you are reading this volume, (if you have not read the previous volume STOP READING NOW)then it is safe to assume you have read the three previous installments. That being said the stopping point from last time ended with an almost irritating cliff hanger. Cars and people don't belong on the road at the same time if you catch my drift. Picking up literally in the exact same spot where it left off in the road was a pleasant intro in my opinion, because I felt pretty pessimistic about the chances of the author simply putting a page in saying something like "1 Week Later..." with some cliche explanation to start volume four. Luckily that is not the case and the way the story is told (at a somewhat slower starting pace) kept it original and more acceptable by my standards. I have no intentions of going into detail on the story for one reason, and one reason only. When you read a novel-manga-or whatever, you want to be immersed in the tale and to be taken through the rollercoaster of whatever emotions the writer tries so hard to portray. You read reviews like this one in hope of determining if the poster enjoyed the work and why, if they seem to think like yourself, and if this person feels strongly enough about a product to endorse it. Lucky you. This volume, and i'm not saying this lightly, is actually my favorite of the series as it stands now.Quality of Production - Same as previous installments (9-10)Setting, Plot, & Climax - Absolutely excellent (10-10)Dialogue - Flows smoothly throughout but minor adjustments never hurt (8-10)Artwork & Style - Very high quality - The story relies heavily on the ability to convey the emotions visually. Nailed it (10-10)My final thoughts are still kind of in the honeymoon period since I just finished my read about an hour ago, but still unbiased... no, they are totally biased.While reading through, I found myself playing the Trois Gymnopedies in my head (The melancholy piano BGM from TDoHS Movie), remembering all the little details and the empty sounding voice that is burned in my mind from watching that movie on repeat so many times. You may also get a little sense of nostalgia, whether it be from the way eyes can be drawn to look so blank and cold, or the positioning of a person sitting in a room by a window reading. Trust me, my nostalgia is not unfounded and I hope you decide to find out for yourself. Buy it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2013
Of course if you are reading this volume, (if you have not read the previous volume STOP READING NOW)then it is safe to assume you have read the three previous installments. That being said the stopping point from last time ended with an almost irritating cliff hanger. Cars and people don't belong on the road at the same time if you catch my drift. Picking up literally in the exact same spot where it left off in the road was a pleasant intro in my opinion, because I felt pretty pessimistic about the chances of the author simply putting a page in saying something like "1 Week Later..." with some cliche explanation to start volume four. Luckily that is not the case and the way the story is told (at a somewhat slower starting pace) kept it original and more acceptable by my standards. I have no intentions of going into detail on the story for one reason, and one reason only. When you read a novel-manga-or whatever, you want to be immersed in the tale and to be taken through the rollercoaster of whatever emotions the writer tries so hard to portray. You read reviews like this one in hope of determining if the poster enjoyed the work and why, if they seem to think like yourself, and if this person feels strongly enough about a product to endorse it. Lucky you. This volume, and i'm not saying this lightly, is actually my favorite of the series as it stands now.
Quality of Production - Same as previous installments (9-10)
Setting, Plot, & Climax - Absolutely excellent (10-10)
Dialogue - Flows smoothly throughout but minor adjustments never hurt (8-10)
Artwork & Style - Very high quality - The story relies heavily on the ability to convey the emotions visually. Nailed it (10-10)
My final thoughts are still kind of in the honeymoon period since I just finished my read about an hour ago, but still unbiased... no, they are totally biased.
While reading through, I found myself playing the Trois Gymnopedies in my head (The melancholy piano BGM from TDoHS Movie), remembering all the little details and the empty sounding voice that is burned in my mind from watching that movie on repeat so many times. You may also get a little sense of nostalgia, whether it be from the way eyes can be drawn to look so blank and cold, or the positioning of a person sitting in a room by a window reading. Trust me, my nostalgia is not unfounded and I hope you decide to find out for yourself. Buy it.
Quality of Production - Same as previous installments (9-10)
Setting, Plot, & Climax - Absolutely excellent (10-10)
Dialogue - Flows smoothly throughout but minor adjustments never hurt (8-10)
Artwork & Style - Very high quality - The story relies heavily on the ability to convey the emotions visually. Nailed it (10-10)
My final thoughts are still kind of in the honeymoon period since I just finished my read about an hour ago, but still unbiased... no, they are totally biased.
While reading through, I found myself playing the Trois Gymnopedies in my head (The melancholy piano BGM from TDoHS Movie), remembering all the little details and the empty sounding voice that is burned in my mind from watching that movie on repeat so many times. You may also get a little sense of nostalgia, whether it be from the way eyes can be drawn to look so blank and cold, or the positioning of a person sitting in a room by a window reading. Trust me, my nostalgia is not unfounded and I hope you decide to find out for yourself. Buy it.
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Kieren Amero
Picks up from an amazing cliffhanger!
Reviewed in Canada on June 22, 2014
