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Tears of a Lamb Vol 1 Banri Hidaka Books

I found this first volume of this manga series while browsing through the shelves of my local library, and I checked it out to see what it was like.

The main character is Kei, and she's a high school freshman. She wants to get into the apartment of her classmate, Kanzaki. It turns out she's trying to find something she lost in that apartment a couple of tenants earlier. This ends up being the starting point for a friendship between Kei and Kanzaki. They also both have gone through trauma in their lives. Can these two friends help each other get over these demons from the past?

Overall, Tears of a Lamb was a decent manga with an interesting story. The art may be a bit more on the simplistic side, but I thought it worked for the storytelling that's being used for the series. I really wouldn't have any objections to reading future volumes of this manga series if I were to come across them at the library.

I wrote this review after checking out a copy of this manga volume through the King County Library System.


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Tears of a Lamb Vol 1 Banri Hidaka Books Reviews

Interesting characters, good drama, some school life, overall a very good manga, looking forward to what's going to happen in the next volumes(gee they take forever to translate these things)
This high school drama begins with a girl's strangely urgent plea to see the apartment where the new boy at the school is living. Kanzaki is, not surprisingly, a bit put off by Kei's request, and it doesn't help matters that she seems absolutely obsessed with getting a look at his room.

As the story unfolds, the past traumas of both Kei and Kanzaki are gradually brought to light, even as a tentative friendship begins to develop between the two. The complex storyline is only getting started by the end of this volume, but there are enough revelations and plot twists to leave the reader satisfied.

Banri Hidaka's delicate artwork is beautiful, and she has created a very unique set of characters that share some thoughtful and insightful dialogue. Her autobiographical cartoons that begin and end each chapter are a cute look inside the mind and the studio of the manga-ka.

Some readers may find some portions of the story which involve eating disorders to be disturbing, but it is generally suitable for a teen audience.
I found this first volume of this manga series while browsing through the shelves of my local library, and I checked it out to see what it was like.

The main character is Kei, and she's a high school freshman. She wants to get into the apartment of her classmate, Kanzaki. It turns out she's trying to find something she lost in that apartment a couple of tenants earlier. This ends up being the starting point for a friendship between Kei and Kanzaki. They also both have gone through trauma in their lives. Can these two friends help each other get over these demons from the past?

Overall, Tears of a Lamb was a decent manga with an interesting story. The art may be a bit more on the simplistic side, but I thought it worked for the storytelling that's being used for the series. I really wouldn't have any objections to reading future volumes of this manga series if I were to come across them at the library.

I wrote this review after checking out a copy of this manga volume through the King County Library System.