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| Verlag | Kodansha Comics |
| Auflage | 2021 |
| Seiten | 192 |
| Format | 14,5 x 1,5 x 20,7 cm |
| Manga, read right-to-left | |
| Gewicht | 257 g |
| Artikeltyp | Englisches Buch |
| Reihe | A Sign of Affection 1 |
| EAN | 9781646511846 |
| Bestell-Nr | 64651184UA |
Yuki is a college student who s into friends and fashion. She s also deaf. A chance meeting on a train leads to a serious crush but can it grow into something more? A sweet and touching manga romance from the creator of Shortcake Cake!
Yuki, who s always been deaf, is used to communicating with sign language and her phone. But she s not used to English, so when a tourist from overseas asks for directions, she nearly panics until a handsome stranger steps in to help. His name is Itsuomi, and it turns out he s a friend of a friend. A charismatic globetrotter, Itsuomi speaks three languages, but he s never had a deaf friend. The two feel drawn to each other and plan a date on a romantic winter s night but Yuki s friend is afraid that she might be setting herself up to get hurt. Could this be something real? Or will these feelings melt away with the snow?
From the acclaimed author of Shortcake Cake, the hit shojo series with more than a million copies in print, this new work is full of real-life details about Japanese sign language and living without hearing, and it's sure to please fans of romantic stories like A Silent Voice, Kimi ni Todoke, and Love in Focus!
Rezension:
"A furtive expression. A glimmer in the eyes. A slight blush. Romance manga tend to focus on shared glances, but here those looks feel even more important One of the best manga of the year." -Kotaku
"This sweet love story between Yuki, a Deaf girl, and Itsuomi, a hearing boy, is a deft and innovative manga that makes the most of its visual format... Truly surprising and delightful!" -IGN
"A sweet and light romance that will enchant you with compelling storytelling and a delightful love story." -Book Riot
"This sweet romance is told from the point of view of the Deaf character, and it also places heavy emphasis on communicating with sign language." -School Library Journal
