I Wanna Be Your Girl Vol. 4 - Takase, Umi
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Being in love with your best friend is hard, but being a good friend is even harder. The final volume of the hit manga series about the complications of friendship, first loves and what it truly means to be an ally. Childhood best friends Hime and Akira are finally ready to make up. After a big fight about a boy, and about what 'being a girl' means to them both, Hime and Akira have done the work to accept themselves and each other. But Hime has a secret. She has a huge crush on Akira! Hime know it's time to tell the truth ... But how will Akira react, and what will it mean for their…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Being in love with your best friend is hard, but being a good friend is even harder. The final volume of the hit manga series about the complications of friendship, first loves and what it truly means to be an ally. Childhood best friends Hime and Akira are finally ready to make up. After a big fight about a boy, and about what 'being a girl' means to them both, Hime and Akira have done the work to accept themselves and each other. But Hime has a secret. She has a huge crush on Akira! Hime know it's time to tell the truth ... But how will Akira react, and what will it mean for their friendship? Is Hime really ready to share her true feelings? The emotional rollercoaster of a series comes to a heartwarming and hopeful conclusion! A joyous celebration of acceptance in all its forms, this clean manga series is filled with funny, thoughtful friends tackling identity, relationships and friendships in secondary school. Perfect for readers aged 12+
Autorenporträt
Umi Takase (Author, Illustrator) Umi Takase was born and is still living in the Toyama Prefecture of Japan. In 2016, she won an honorable mention at the 78th Shogakukan Newcomer Comic Awards where she debuted with her standalone short story 'Ethnic Mirror' in the special issue of Flowers.