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I beloved them all but I loved Suwa the most. 💕
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Orange is a manga serial that will definitely pull on your heartstrings. Heck, before fifty-fifty starting the actual story, the first 2 fine art pages at the showtime about broke my heart by themselves. This story starts out with our chief character, Naho, receiving a letter from herself ten years in the future. She and her group of friends are sixteen and in eleventh grade in loftier schoolhouse, simply what her 20-six-yr-former self is trying to warn her of is imperative.
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Buddy Read with Cory ❤Orange is a manga series that will definitely pull on your heartstrings. Heck, before even starting the actual story, the first ii art pages at the beginning about broke my centre past themselves. This story starts out with our principal character, Naho, receiving a letter from herself ten years in the future. She and her group of friends are sixteen and in eleventh grade in high school, but what her twenty-vi-yr-old self is trying to warn her of is imperative.
Futurity Naho informs present day Naho that she will lose the boy she likes if she doesn't modify some of the deportment and choices she is about to perform and choose. This obviously makes Naho hyper aware of everything she and her friends are doing, because she is so scared she is going to repeat past mistakes and end up losing this boy anyway.
The all-time role nigh this manga series is the phenomenal friendships. This book has one of the best circle of friends I've read about in years. They constantly are showing their unconditional beloved and support to each other, and are honestly a freakin' treat to read about. Seriously, friendship goals.
➽ Naho Takamiya - Main protagonist, who receives the letter of the alphabet about what her life is going to be like in ten years, unless she changes some things. Very shy, very timid, a very sweet niggling cinnamon roll.
➽ Kakeru Naruse - The boy who will not be in their lives anymore if his friends do non modify the past.
➽ Takako Chino - The more outspoken girl in the grouping. She always sticks up for Naho, since Naho is besides shy for confrontation, and always just generally feels like the protector of the group.
➽ Azusa Murasaka - The happy-go-lucky i of the group, her parents own a bakery, and she'due south always super excited and supportive of Naho.
➽ Saku Hagita - Manga lover in the grouping, who is also totally in beloved with Azu!
➽ Hiroto Suwa - Honestly one of the best characters, and virtually selfless humans, I've read about in years. He's the leader of this group, i of the near popular boys in their school, an amazing soccer player, and proves his unconditional love over and love throughout this volume.
I could probably writes sonnets at this betoken about how much I love Suwa, and how I honestly just desire him, Naho, and Kakeru to have a polya human relationship where they all love each other, but this whole group of friends is astonishing. I dear their group dynamic and how they interact individually, too. They are all selfless, to be honest, and they all truly want what is best for their friends. They are a great support system for one some other, and I love seeing them build and boost each other up.
This manga series is also important, because it never shies away from the topic of suicide. It brings upward bang-up points, especially for high school aged kids, virtually how sometimes when friends joke virtually death, they aren't really joking and to always take them seriously. On the flip side, it is also of import to sympathise that sometimes the saddest people will mask their feelings with smiles and laughter, and so always cheque in on the ones you love and make sure they are feeling okay.
The fine art is beautiful, the story is lovely, and the messages are and then very of import. I loved everything about this, and I cannot await to starting time the anime after I finish Vol. ii.
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MY HEART IS FILLED WITH SO MUCH HAPPINESS OH MY GOD!!
I loved the characters in t
This is the first manga i've read and i'one thousand so stoked! I loved it! I thought I would have much more than trouble acclimating to the backwards reading style, but it was surprisingly easy to get accustomed to and I plant it easier to read than some graphic novels that I've read. That existence said, I call up this manga is a dandy entry betoken to the genre for anyone because it's modern, the art is actually really beautiful, and the storyline is easy to follow yet still interesting and fun!I loved the characters in this. Although I got their names confused for most the first half, they each had such dynamic personalities and I grew to beloved everyone individually. The story is so absurd because information technology toys with the idea of time travel and if people tin prevent tragedy from hitting, and I think information technology's such a fantastic story of friendship. I tin can't wait to pick upwards the second volume.
The reason I marked off a star is because I thought several places were a little bit too in-your-face up. Specially, Naho'southward inner monologue was often cheesy with super hyperbolic rhetorical questions that were almost silly in their cheesiness? Like someone would exist nice to her and she would then be like "I wonder why they're being nice to me?!" and you just desire to shake her and be like THEY !! LIKE !! YOU !!
But that beingness said, I would dear to encounter her abound into her skin in futurity volumes. I recall her relationship with Kakeru is sweet and charming.
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this was just then lovely. definitely recommend
I haven't read a huge amount of manga, and so I was totally blown away by how astonishing and emotional this read was for me. Powerful, beautiful, and idea-provoking, this motorcoach came out of nowhere and hit me head-on. (view spoiler)[Delight laugh at my vErY cLeVeR motorbus joke just there. (hibernate spoiler)]
I actually want to reread this ane presently! Fifty-fifty if manga isn't really your thing, I'd recommend giving this a shot, fifty-fifty if on 4.5 stars! I however think about this manga regularly, and I recollect that says a lot.
I oasis't read a huge amount of manga, so I was totally diddled away by how amazing and emotional this read was for me. Powerful, beautiful, and thought-provoking, this omnibus came out of nowhere and hitting me caput-on. (view spoiler)[Please express mirth at my vErY cLeVeR omnibus joke but in that location. (hide spoiler)]
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Showtime, let me say that these characters are SO PRECIOUS and I would protect any of them at all costs—specially Suwa! I feel like he'southward the quiet, unsung hero of this story, in a sense, and he breaks
I've heard so many of my friends rave about this manga series that I was really excited to read information technology, simply I was told to go into it "every bit blind equally possible", and then I went in thinking information technology was just a bones contemporary romance about some loftier schoolers. Nope. There is so much more than to this than "only" a romance.First, let me say that these characters are So PRECIOUS and I would protect any of them at all costs—specially Suwa! I feel like he's the placidity, unsung hero of this story, in a sense, and he breaks my centre then much but I just love him. Naho is so precious, and her girlfriends are wicked protective and flawless. Even Hagita is a trip, though he'southward my to the lowest degree favorite.
Orange has some very minor sci-fi elements, but that's all I'll say, considering if you don't know what the story is about, please don't await it upward—just grab a copy and read it. This has been i of the about tragic, lovely, sweetest stories, and I'm on the edge of my seat, dying to read the side by side book right this moment.
There is one affair I'd like to offering a trigger alarm for, though, merely I'k going to put information technology into spoiler tags in case you lot want to go into this manga knowing nothing at all: (view spoiler)[major trigger warnings for talk of suicide (including descriptions), attempted suicide, suicidal thoughts, grief, death, and low. (hide spoiler)]
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Worth every tear you'd weep, that I can assure y'all.
It'southward worth mine.
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Tender even so tremendously impactful.Worth every tear you'd weep, that I tin can assure you.
It's worth mine.
Ps. I'yard here to help shed your tears....
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All the characters would seem to exist gorgeous and adorable, and the action is actually surprisngly engaging much of the time. Naho also finds an old journal where she has written to her 25 year old cocky, so that's an interesting angle, too. This is a large multi-volume collection which is layered, thoughtful and insightful about silence amid friends virtually a particular friend who needs support. Nosotros all accept them from fourth dimension to time. What can we do for others? How tin we say the things we demand to say and practise the things nosotros need to do? This is a bittersweet series much deserving the accolades it has received. I'd say 4.5 at this bespeak, but it just might get better.
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THIS WAS And then CUTE OMG.
If you ever experience a flake heartbroken or merely generally need a selection me upwards, read Orange. This manga was so adorable and relatable but as well dealt with some harder problems, I loved information technology then much. Would I accept enjoyed it as much had I read it during a different time of my life? Most likely not. Just for the mood I was/am in, this was absolutely perfect and exactly what I needed. It made me happy and I was able to lose myself in it for just a little scrap. Thank goodness books li 4.5 starsTHIS WAS And so Cute OMG.
If y'all ever experience a bit heartbroken or just mostly need a pick me up, read Orangish. This manga was so ambrosial and relatable just also dealt with some harder issues, I loved it so much. Would I accept enjoyed it as much had I read it during a unlike time of my life? Most likely not. Simply for the mood I was/am in, this was absolutely perfect and exactly what I needed. It fabricated me happy and I was able to lose myself in it for just a petty bit. Thank goodness books like these exist and I have crawly Goodreads friends who bring them to my attention.And am I bitter this didn't win the GR choice awards? Sure matter.
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5 stars
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iv.5 stars
This was so skilful! It was adorable and had a cute chemical element of friendship. Such a cool concept that has a deeper significant to information technology. It shows how fiddling things can make all the difference. Anyways this was astonishing and I must get my easily on the second drove!!
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4.5 stars
This was so expert! It was adorable and had a beautiful element of friendship. Such a cool concept that has a deeper meaning to information technology. It shows how little things tin can brand all the difference. Anyways this was amazing and I must get my easily on the second collection!!
Umm so I don't really know what happened hither. People praise this, the average rating is extremely high, but I don't get it. This is overhyped and overrated in my stance.
Plot is alright, nothing super special but alright. Merely the reason I DNF'd is the structure. Text all over the place, sometimes I don't fifty-fifty know what it is. There's text bubbling in a square with no arrows and no people, and then I have no idea who is talking. The timeline jumps back and along only doesn't give me a
Yikes :/ Dnf @ 25%Umm then I don't really know what happened here. People praise this, the boilerplate rating is extremely high, only I don't go it. This is overhyped and overrated in my opinion.
Plot is alright, cipher super special but alright. But the reason I DNF'd is the structure. Text all over the place, sometimes I don't even know what information technology is. There's text bubbling in a square with no arrows and no people, so I have no thought who is talking. The timeline jumps back and forth but doesn't requite me a single clue every bit to when it jumps and I don't ordinarily know what timeline I'g in until it's already started.
Overall, very underwhelmed past this highly praised series. Only I am the simply out out of all my friends on GR to give it less than four stars, so I am very much in the minority on this one.
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My goodness, I don't think I accept ever read a volume that has made me swoon right from the first page. This manga has reduced me to a single huge beating heart. I desire to declare my love for everyone and everything!!! Ahhhhh, it'south the CUTEST read e'er! <3
Orange is a wonderfully-written and beautifully-illustrated manga focusing on the romantic feelings between Naho and Kakeru, two high-school students. Naruse Kakeru is a new transfer from Tokyo and immediately catches Naho's atten
A MILLION STARS!My goodness, I don't retrieve I accept e'er read a book that has made me swoon correct from the first page. This manga has reduced me to a single huge beating center. I desire to declare my love for everyone and everything!!! Ahhhhh, it's the CUTEST read ever! <three
Orange is a wonderfully-written and beautifully-illustrated manga focusing on the romantic feelings between Naho and Kakeru, 2 high-school students. Naruse Kakeru is a new transfer from Tokyo and immediately catches Naho's attending. She is really quite smitten with him but she is also shy to tell him how she feels.
Naho receives a alphabetic character from her future self (10 years in the hereafter) which outlines a tragedy that occurs. These letters (which are in diary entry form) instruct Naho what to exercise in order to forbid the tragedy.
I don't desire to reveal too much about this story equally information technology'due south a really lovely tale which honestly makes my heart cook. I see a lot of myself in Naho, and Kakeru is beautiful. Really, I quite like Suwa too, and the girls (Azusa and Taka Chan) are hilarious!
The romance in this story is a deadening-burning one merely I am choosing to savor every minute of information technology. It's a precious gem of a manga and I encourage Anybody to read it. Honestly, you volition be hard-pushed to find anything more adorable and the artwork is STUNNING!!! Like, achingly so!
READ Information technology! READ IT! REEAAAD It!!!
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THIS IS THAT BOOK
I gave it 5 stars, just actually I wish I could have given it 6 stars, seven stars, 8 one thousand thousand stars.
Also, can we talk about how aesthetically pleasing the comprehend is? It'due south all dark-green and trees and it just radiates warmths - totally my jam!
Orangish deals with a topic that I am ordinarily not comfortable reading about. More often than not because it'southward almost never handled well in books (at least the ones I read). But this, thursday
You know when you read a book that makes all the other books out at that place obsolete?THIS IS THAT Volume
I gave it 5 stars, but really I wish I could accept given it 6 stars, 7 stars, eight 1000000 stars.
Also, can we talk about how aesthetically pleasing the cover is? It's all dark-green and trees and it just radiates warmths - totally my jam!
Orange deals with a topic that I am usually not comfortable reading near. Mostly considering it's almost never handled well in books (at least the ones I read). Just this, this is Cute. I am notwithstanding at a loss for words. Which is curious, because this being manga, it also didn't accept that many words in it (relative to its 500+ page count), but it relayed emotions and feelings in the strongest, nigh eye wrenching and best possible way.
Information technology is true what they say - a moving picture is worth a m words.
The cast of characters is astonishing. They all have very unique personalities, and the manner they come together is absolutely beautiful. Hands downwardly the best portrayal of a big group friendship in a book.
And while at times the main character Naho, was a fleck hard to read because of her extreme timidness and indecisiveness - in the terminate I realized that she couldn't take been whatever other way. She was shy to beginning with, merely the brunt which was put on her, made all of her decisions that much harder for her.
There were many small details in the volume which would resurface subsequently and hit you right in the feels.
Orange is a masterpiece, and I am praying in my heart that volume 2 is just as skillful.My WEBSITE
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I've been contemplating whether or not to read Orange for a while at present. Recently, I came beyond someone on Goodreads who was reading it and absolutely loving it and it inspired me to finally choice it up…and I'one thousand and then glad that I did!
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What I Liked
The heavy topics mixed with lighthearted scenarios. I honestly had no idea how night and lamentable that this manga would become at times. I idea it was going to be a lighthearted and fun story, but it gets really deep and intense. Withal, the juxtaposition of t
I've been contemplating whether or not to read Orangish for a while now. Recently, I came across someone on Goodreads who was reading it and absolutely loving information technology and it inspired me to finally pick it up…and I'm so glad that I did!
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What I Liked
The heavy topics mixed with lighthearted scenarios. I honestly had no idea how night and sad that this manga would become at times. I idea it was going to be a lighthearted and fun story, merely it gets actually deep and intense. Still, the juxtaposition of the darker moments mixed with the lighthearted ones worked really well together. I think this worked well because it highlighted the fact that no matter how happy and okay someone seems on the outside, you never actually know what's going on in their heads.
The characters. The characters are all so nifty and so unlike from one another. They all have their own unique personalities which is bully, specially because in that location are 6 of them. I thought it may be hard to keep track of who was who, but information technology was the complete contrary. I love that they each have their ain flaws and problems that they take to bargain with on a daily basis. Orangish is a very grapheme driven story so I'1000 really glad that the characters were paid attention to and given their own singled-out personalities.
The sci-fi twist. Not only is Orange a story that deals with some pretty serious social issues, it besides manages to sneak in a trivial bit of a science fiction twist. Our main grapheme, Naho, receives a letter of the alphabet from her future self that warns her about the different choices that she and her friends make and how it effects their lives. Information technology touches a fleck on time travel and the effect that time travel can have if you lot change the futurity. It also touches on the idea of parallel universes which I thought was pretty cool. Fourth dimension travel and alternate timelines are two concepts that completely baffle my mind. It was pretty cool to come across these ideas being mentioned in a contemporary setting.
The manner it hits you in the feels. This book made me feel some type of style. It was heartbreaking, however beautiful and I don't fifty-fifty know how to cover these conflicting emotions! I definitely got teary eyed reading a few item scenes while other moments had me smiling and feeling happy. Just know that this story completely plays with your emotions.
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What I Didn't Like
I loved everything. Clearly, there really wasn't anything to dislike about this story. I absolutely loved everything about it!
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Overall, this was such an amazing volume and my 2nd ever venture into the world of manga! I can't wait to read the second volume and see how this story concludes! I'm sure it will be an emotional rollercoaster.
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Initial postal service-reading thoughts:
THIS Merely HIT ME IN ALL OF THE FEELS.
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Stepped out of my literary comfort zone and into a cute teenaged love-and-time-travel Japanese manga story. Definitely cute, definitely memorable, and definitely unfair of the collection to leave me hanging at the end of volume one.
Fine art style:★★★★★
Kept my attention: ★★
Wholesome-ness: ★★★★
Real quick: I'm non a manga reader. In fact, manga is probably toward the lesser of my reading preferences, forth with wartime-era historical fiction and self-help books. I love the fine art styles and the conc
4 starsStepped out of my literary condolement zone and into a cute teenaged love-and-time-travel Japanese manga story. Definitely beautiful, definitely memorable, and definitely unfair of the collection to leave me hanging at the cease of volume one.
Art style:★★★★★
Kept my attention: ★★
Wholesome-ness: ★★★★
Existent quick: I'g non a manga reader. In fact, manga is probably toward the lesser of my reading preferences, along with wartime-era historical fiction and self-help books. I love the art styles and the concepts, but there's e'er something almost their stories that I notice hard to go along my attention.
I'm non sure why, it's definitely downwardly to my reading tastes and non the genre equally whole. That said, I surprisingly enjoyed Orange.
Orange follows the high school escapades of Naho, a girl who finds herself mysteriously finding a letter of the alphabet written by her future self to her past self in the 11th form. The letter has all sorts of daily predictions and wishes for the "past" Naho to fulfill in guild to forbid something terrible from happening. As Naho begins to discover that this letter is in fact telling the truth, she tries to follow its instructions and forestall the outcome from happening.
Similar most manga that I've skimmed, heard about, or picked up, Orange revolves around a dreamy male love interest whom Naho'south story is fixated on. I was a chip irritated to observe out that Naho'southward story was substantially eclipsed in favor of her fixation on securing the happiness of the love involvement—every bit important and well done as this arc proved to be—simply again, I realize that is my reading preferences enforcing expectations on a genre that I don't unremarkably read.
I recollect Orange is a manga that anyone—regardless of experience in the format—tin enjoy. Only don't await it to be too deep, or too involved with female person individualism. Looking forward to reading the determination in volume two.
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Funny how things change.
I loved this. I LOVED IT. I cried, I laughed, I cried some more, and I laughed some more. I was emotionally invested in this story from the get-go.
This was fantastic and it's definitely going to be the volume that opens of a whole new earth of manga reading for me!
Excuse me while I go overnight the part ii volume to my house! 💜
Be information technology heart fluttering romance, soul crushing hopelessness and ultimately, bittersweet happiness, Orange had simply nearly everything I wanted from it. But not more.
Which is why I'm going to settle this cute manga with four stars— the artwork and storyline weren't anything across the realm of ordinary, only it's the characters we get to run into that made this read a special 1.
Finishing all 22 chapters in one sitting took me on a journey of ups and downs, with eastward
THIS Volume GAVE ME ALL THE FEELZ™Be information technology eye fluttering romance, soul crushing hopelessness and ultimately, bittersweet happiness, Orange had just most everything I wanted from information technology. But not more.
Which is why I'm going to settle this cute manga with four stars— the artwork and storyline weren't anything across the realm of ordinary, just information technology'due south the characters we get to meet that made this read a special one.
Finishing all 22 chapters in ane sitting took me on a journey of ups and downs, with emotions all around, and I LOVED every second of it. And then cheers, Ichigo Tagano, for leaving us with this uplifting piece of art. Information technology found me merely when I needed it. <iii
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"Maybe it's impossible to live life without any regrets. Fifty-fifty when y'all know the time to come... you'll still mess up."
[[My eye is and so warm and full right at present aaah reading this manga was the equivalent of laying in a field dappled with sunlight and having this story being narrated past a cute lil baby devious cat]]
Orange is the well-nigh bittersweet story that I've always read also my very first manga read. I basically adopted every unmarried precious grapheme as my child and vowed to protect them all at any c
"Maybe it's impossible to alive life without any regrets. Even when yous know the future... yous'll nevertheless mess up."
[[My heart is so warm and full right at present aaah reading this manga was the equivalent of laying in a field dappled with sunlight and having this story being narrated by a cute lil infant devious cat]]
Orange is the most bittersweet story that I've ever read also my very first manga read. I basically adopted every unmarried precious character as my child and vowed to protect them all at whatever cost past the end of this gigantic volume that I devoured in just iii days (yes it'south an achievement and I am treating myself for information technology besides).
If you're okay with suffering, crying over fictional characters, a ton of angst, and being genuinely confused near who to send, and so
pick this one up correct away.Besides, SUWA HIROTO IS A GODDAMN TREASURE AND MUST Exist PROTECTED AT ALL COSTS.
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