Would You Like to Be a Family?

If your looking for a slice of life this is it.

This is actually one long story, with a few short stories, which was a nice surprise. All of them are excellent. This mangaka just has everything down—the pacing, the little touching moments, the backstory. All the characters are presented in a way that makes you love them and root for them. All of them are so distinct, and the author does this with subtlety. There is no over-the-top wordiness, or silly dialogue. And it is such a nice slice of life! People are just doing everyday things, and you get into the emotional challenges they face in the moment. As a BL, it is nothing but positive vibes. I find myself really feeling for the characters as they work to discover who they are through love. Very sweet, very moving, very real. I wish I could find more from this mangaka!

This collection of stories were adorable. Not much heat but just enough cuteness. Wish they were longer.

This isn't just one story, there are multiple short stories in one book but the main one is the cover story. The entire book is adorable, from the art style to the stories themselves. (It's like 3 stories in total)

Love the little story and how the characters are, they just welcome each other with open arms in the end.

Sweet. Clean. Cute. Not the best of plots or even anything too different, but cute for a one time read through.

I loved this manga. Wish it was longer. Definitely worth buying.

Been a while since I read any yaoi. This was pretty cute. The art was cute. The first story was the best.

Didn’t realize at first that it had four stories instead of one but still loved it. Each couple were unique in a way.

Ce livre contient plusieurs petites histoires. La premiere et la troisième sont bien, mignonne, j'ai aimé le cheminement par contre la deuxième C est non. Je n'ai pas aimé la manière dont le thème est traité.Donc un tome en demi teinte.

The artistic quality is alright, I guess, nothing to write home about. The first story, from which the title is taken, is alas only one of four or five stories, so you don't get much of each. I really liked the premise of the title story, so it was kinda sad to read so little of it, and then get 2-3 other stories of other characters. That may be a plus or a minus, given what you prefer.

Harmless. Little substance. Cute. The main story reminded me of Our Dining Table by Mita Ori, which is a much better manga than this one. I did like the dad a lot though.It was just kind of bland, I'm struggling to think of any more to say about this manga.