étudié français en autodidacte, toutes mes améliorations dépendent du fact que je travaille avec un collègue francophone qui m'interroge toujours comme si j'étais une élève.
Je pense que le prochain année j'irais faire la certification linguistique e depuis ça je pourrais étudier une autre langue.

disparage it because it doesn't talk about what we wanted but even wasn't in the premise of the book itself.
But you know, I think these are just my thoughts expressed in a wobbly English and it's better If I go back to read.

And just to be clear, I think it's everybody's right to not like a piece of media, but at least we should make the active effort to understand what said piece of media is trying to say. It's to easy to decide that a book (e.g.) should talk about something because we want to read about it and then

what the authors choose to represent, and if it's not what we are looking for, there are so many mangas out there that I'm sure we'll find what we want from a story.
You can think it's a wasted opportunity but it's your background that speaks, and the authors use their own to write their story.

If you continue to say awful things regarding stories you don't like others can start jumping to conclusions about you not about said stories.
We cannot search for the most in depth reflections about ourselves inside something written for someone who isn't us. We should show some respect to...

moment, I'm looking forward to reading volume 8 in June.

8. The Blue Flowers and the Ceramic Forest 7 by Kodama Yuki. I absolutely love this series, 3 volumes to go and I ship the main couple so much, they feel so real with their fears, their misunderstandings, their struggles but also with their support to each other. One of my favorite series at the...

completely sane, I think I've used more than once my suspension of disbelief but the pacing was high and the story entertaining. More about this title on February 24th in live on YT.

7. Hotaru no Yomeiri (Firefly Wedding) vol.1 by Tachibana Oreco. This is the January/February title for my manga reading club (#GirlsTalkComics) and my first approach to this author.
What can I say? The ML is batshit crazy, like there's clearly something not working up there, the FL isn't also

something else by this author. I'm seriously thinking of dropping it. Even if I'm not happy because I wanted to love it.

6. A white rose in bloom volume 3 by Nakamura Asumiko. I'm sad to say it but after 3 volumes this story isn't impressing me. I like Nakamura sensei stories because of their disturbing and sensual side. I can't find these two aspects inside this manga. It's not bad, it just that I'm looking for

(which is going to get published in June in Italy) will have different themes and that the chapters will be a little longer.

they have ambiguous conversations, how can a (fan)girl resist the urge to fantasize about them?
It was a very funny reading, and I'm happy it's only 3 volumes long because while it's very funny to read I think that a story like this can't go on for a very long time. I hope her next series...

Me no Doku Sugiru Shokuba no Futari vol.1 by ma2. Oh the perks of being a fujoshi in real life!
Todoroki is an office lady that leads a somehow boring work life then, after the arrival of two male colleagues everything changes. They are different but they live near each other, the share secrets...

... who am I kidding? I also want to know with whom Freya is going to be. I'm a simple fangirl, I just want my favorite couples to be canon

...any acclaimed seien manga with some violence in it. I think it's just a different way to approach the cruelty of life, and let me say Ishihara sensei doesn't spare us from any of it. You can feel loss, death, elation, despair ecc.
I'm just curious about the main plot and how the war will end..

5. Itsuwari no Freya vol.10 by Ishihara Keiko. Yes I know, everybody loves Yona, but I didn't catch that train on time so I hopped oh this one. Not disappointed at all, I like the plot, the triangle (even if I have a clear preference on this matter), the fact that the story can be as gruesome as...