What does Haruna do when she does find herself liking Yoh? She starts acting weird and avoiding him, that's what! When he confronts her about her strange behavior and encourages her to be honest with him, will she squash her feelings or confess her love?
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Kazune Kawahara was born in Hokkaido. She made her manga debut at the age of 18 with Kareno Ichban Sukinahito (The Person He Likes the Most). Since then, Kawahara has been creating comics for Shueisha's Bessatsu Margaret magazine.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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Confessions,
This review is from: High School Debut, Vol. 3 (Paperback)
In volume 2 of "High School Debut," Haruna realized that she liked Yoh. Now she wants to tell him, but she's not sure she should. After all, he did tell her not to fall for him. Haruna is afraid that Yoh will find out (since she's so transparent),that she starts avoiding Yoh, and freaking out when she does see him. Would telling him ruin the relationship she already has with him? Can she risk it?
With most shojo manga, the confession is the climax of the series. Not so with "High School Debut." And I really admire that about the series. It doesn't waste time with a lot of drama that keeps the couple apart. Instead, it focuses on the relationship. And this manga also deals with some very real problems that couples go through. In this volume, we see the difference in Haruna and Yoh's maturity- they go on a "date" to the beach, but Haruna plays the whole time. She realizes that she doesn't really know how to be a girlfriend. I thought this was refreshingly new and realistic subject matter. Volume 3 is where "High School Debut" really swings into action. If you've read the first two volumes, it's definitely worth it.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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FUNNY!!!,
By mastermoua (home) - See all my reviews
This review is from: High School Debut, Vol. 3 (Paperback)
I really recommend High School Debut to anyone and everyone who's looking for a big laugh and a good series to read!!
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