The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten, Vol. 1 (Light Novel): Volume 1 (The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten, 1)

Friends believe me this book is incredibly good once you start reading this book you will surely buy 4 volumes of this light novels in English.

En cuanto a la historia es de fácil lectura, cuyo más grande caracteristica es la relación entre los protagonistas. En cuanto a la calidad del papel por parte de Yen Press siento que le falta un poco más de calidad ya que las hojas en seguida quedan amarillas.

A simple and sweet story about a young guy and girl slowly connecting to each other. The anime is what got me invested in these two, but the book does a better job at providing more context that the anime simply doesn't have time for.The story starts out simple enough to enjoy, but hints throughout the book hint at a deeper story behind each character. The characters are each distinct and loveable in their own way. It does progress a bit slow, but that just makes the buildup to their relationship even more realistic in my opinion. If you're a fan of the anime or you're just looking for a romance that is easy to enjoy, I highly recommend giving this volume a chance and seeing if you like it.

Ich habe den anime gesehen und alle kapitel aus der novel sind auch im anime umgesetzt worden. Ich freue mich schon sehr aufs lesen und auf noch mehr Diabetes. Diese geschichte ist einfach zu süß.

She's the idol of her school year who everyone looks up to (or lusts after) and he's the gloomy loner who only a very few people ever have anything to do with. But appearances can be deceptive, and following a chance encounter in the rain and its aftermath, the pair gradually come to realise that each of them might hold the key to healing the other's hurts.The story, the writing and the English translation are by no means flawless, but I'm willing to overlook that just to spend time with the characters as they somehow fumble their way towards their first romantic relationship.

Belle découverte, merci Shiro.Typiquement le genre d'oeuvre qui pourrait me réconcilier avec les school life romcom..Déjà pas de harem moisi avec des fille décérébrée (coucou Kirito), ensuite des situations réaliste de tous les jours ou presque (du moment que tu prends comme acquis que les ado jap vivant seul à domicile/ds leur propre appartement en toute autonomie, c'est normale. Après c'est un plot tellement courant qu'il vaut mieux passer au dessus 😉)Mon seul regret peut être, j'aurais aimé avoir des passage de point de vue de Mahiru. Je sais pas pourquoi mais je pense que ça serait intéressant 😉.Peut être dans le tome 2, hâte de le lire.