Lovesick Ellie 1

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I love the both of their interactions even though you can see the mangaka exaggerate their stereotype to a point that it's becoming comical; which may be the intention all along. But it also then lead to lots of awkward and cute moments with few of serious moments in the way. The side characters aren't prominent but I still like them as it is. It helps to make the plot becoming more interesting than the start off. This manga made me laugh more than I had expected to. Our leads' reticence sometimes causes miscommunication and misunderstandings that are funny to see. I like how Eriko has already found a girl friend, though Sara's personality isn't well developed thus far. If nothing else, I'd like to see more of Sara's sewing projects! Eriko is so used to being invisible that she doesn't know how to act when Ohmi-kun starts paying attention to her (and it doesn't help that's he's fairly emotionally stunted himself, haha). She's SO WEIRD and I love it. She makes a friend in this volume and the reason the girl reaches out to her sounds EXACTLY like something I'd have done in high school.

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A digital ARC of this book was provided by the publisher via NetGalley for review. All opinions are unbiased and my own. My second ever shoujo manga, and was quite pleased with the amount of fluff in every chapter (like really, my heart went “doki doki” about every chapter) which was very entertaining. The art style is beautiful and easy on the eyes.Everyone should be able to express themselves – be it in real life or via the internet if they don’t have the courage to go all out in their social circle. Omi – although on a completely different level – has kind of the same issue as her. He thinks he has to be a perfect boy, who smiles a lot and doesn’t really say what’s on his mind. The dynamic between Ellie and Omi-kun was so fun to read. Very much and grumpy guy a sunshine girl trope :)

恋わずらいのエリー [Koi Wazurai no Ellie] Series by Fujimomo

Ellie and Ohmi reignite their love and commitment. It’s a done deal—and they’re doing the deed! Ellie’s tweets reach a fervor, feeding her fans who are voracious for every juicy detail. Lovey-dovey feelings are infectious, and romance is everywhere. Ellie’s once delusional dream is now reality. The story comes to the ultimate climax! Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for providing me with an eARC in exchange for an honest review.Both of them end up being comfortable around each other, but also embarrassed about their feelings as well. They're very easy to love and I like that Ellie managed to come out of her shell bit by bit, even befriending a new person all on her own. Compared to Ellie, I think that Omi didn't have much growth in this one—other than showing his true self to Ellie—but I believe that's being saved for future volumes of this manga. Mir wurde der Manga als „wenn Tina Belcher von Bobs Burger ein Shoujo Charakter wäre“ nahegelegt. Finde das beschreibt das ganze auch am besten. GOSHHH! That was one hell of a ride! You know, in the first few chapters (maybe 1-3 chaps), it was hella cringe and the second-hand embarrassment was killing me. You’ll notice the ml is a yandere. But when he starts falling for the fl (chap 3 I think?), he learned how to express his feelings more and cared for her genuinely. I absolutely ADORED the main characters. Two beautiful little weirdos, Eriko Ichimura the pervy hopeless romantic, and her crush the handsome, all-around perfect, and kind-to-all Ohmi with a super-fun little secret that Eriko stumbles upon one day. Literally, every single interaction between them was an absolute delight. Eriko is an excellent representation of a teenage girl with a huge crush on the prettiest boy in school. Her freak-outs were the best!! I definitely behaved in the exact same way as her at some point in my life (it did not go away with adulthood). I really can't wait to read more of those two crazy kids soon.