A Sign of Affection 2

Ughh dont know what to sayThis really gives me butterflies and its so damn cute

Ho adorato questo secondo volume, ancora più del primo. Credo che questo shojo potrebbe diventare uno dei miei preferiti; è dolcissimo, adoro i personaggi e non ci sono inutili drammi. I disegni sono stupendi!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Me atrapó la historia y el arte 🥰🥰Recomendado!!!!

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I loved the first volume of this manga series, and bought the second volume as soon as I saw it available.Honestly, I love everything about this volume and so far this series in general. Art is always the first thing that draws me into a manga, and the mangaka’s style makes every character unique in their looks and expressions. (I’ve included a couple screenshots to showcase some of Itsuomi’s looks. I enjoy seeing different clothing outfits on characters when days are passing, adds to the realness of the story.) There are so many little details included, from the cute emojis in text conversations to the styling of the character clothing. All the main and side characters are fleshed out and all add to the story. This volume has them showing more of the motives and emotions towards one another, leading to more sweet moments and building tension.Itsuomi is such a great male love interest, and seeing him show further interest in Yuki and watching their friendship grow is such a great slow burn. I found myself saying “aww” quite a few times while reading. Itsuomi is so gentle with Yuki, so tender in how he interacts with her that it’s hard not to like him. And, I like watching Yuki’s progress in overcoming her own hesitation of being close to someone that isn’t Rin or Oushi. Volume 2 had them getting a little bit more physically close, and adding Emma and Oushi’s budding jealousy, I’m excited to see where the series will go and the drama that’ll come with it.I'll admit I don't know much about sign language, but the mangaka does such a wonderful job showing the obstacles Yuki goes through. There are little notes interspersed that let the reader know some of the nuances of Yuki reading lips, and the art shows sign language and lip reading in such a way that flows so naturally with the story. The text conversations Yuki has with others also work well in the story, leading to some really cute/fun moments with her and Itsuomi, and her and Rin.As for the quality of the ebook, the layout of the pages are easy to read and follow, and I could zoom in my Kindle to see little details without any pixely distortion. I think the price is a bit much for a digital edition compared to other digital manga price points, but I love the story so much that I don’t mind supporting the mangaka and this series. Looking forward to the next volume(s)!