Horimiya, Vol. 5

This volume felt like a bunch of little vingettes, with some small chapters squeezed in occasionally. It through me compared to the normal flow of the manga enough to actually take away from the normal plot movement a bit. Also, we went from being supper fluffy, fluffy, adorable, cuteness to more comedy and slap stick for the overall atmosphere of the this volume as well. Nothing wrong with that, but mix that with the overall change in format and it was just a bit off :( hopefully things will settle back down a bit in the next volume, and this was just a transition point that was a bit ehhhhh

~4/5We meet a new character in this volume who poses as a challenge for Miyamura. It's an underclassmen, and she's in love with Hori. This causes quite a lot of frustration and competition for Hori's attention. Miyamura and the girl end up forming a neat understanding, though, something to bond over.I do appreciate the non-hetero relationship involved, as well as the side-characters' enjoyment.Aside from that, there are several cute scenes between Hori and Miyamura. They're still getting their bounds when it comes to their romantic relationship, though they're getting closer and more comfortable together slowly. It's nice to see how fiercely protective they can get, as well.This series is both adorable and super sweet and very hilarious. I love every bit of it, and am always excited for the next volume. I can't wait.[More of my reviews are available on my blog, Geeky Reading, to which there's a link on my profile.]

He cut his hair!! He looks heart don't get me wrong... I just want... Ugh... nothing it was great!!! As always. The story progressed some more. There were serious chapters and silly chapters. Over all it was another great addition to the story. Also, I don't think your drawing is rough I love it. E characters are full of emotions and they are drawn VERY well! Thank you for continuing the story!

I love the simple art and story of Horimiya; totally recommend it to people who like series like "Snow White with the Red Hair" or "Kimi ni Todoke" for it's understated, gentle atmosphere. <3

Great series