Love Matters, Not Size; The Long and the Short of First Love; They put the Comedy back in Complex R to L (Japanese Style). Risa and her friends are named to the graduation committee and get busy working on the yearbook and class performance. When Ôtani's photos go missing from the class album and other pranks highlight his height (or lack thereof), all fingers point to Risa. Who is behind this mischief--and why?! Risa Koizumi is the tallest girl in class, and the last thing she wants is the humiliation of standing next to Atsushi Ôtani, the shortest guy. Fate and the whole school have other ideas, and the two find themselves cast as the unwilling stars of a bizarre romantic comedy duo.
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Aya Nakahara won the 2004 Shogakukan Manga Award for her breakthrough hit Love*Com, which was made into a major motion picture and a PS2 game in 2006. She debuted with Haru to Kuuki to Nichiyou bi, and her other work is Himitsu kichi.
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This review is from: Love Com, Vol. 16 (Love.com (Viz Media)) (Paperback)
In this volume graduation looms over our mismatched couple, and as they prepare for the graduation ceremony someone is out to get Otani! His yearbook pictures are stolen then returned defaced, and many other pranks are pulled, and Risa is the prime suspect! After they finally get to the bottom of that mystery and help shy Abe-san out, it's graduation day... But wait--Otani and Risa aren't there! After a humorous scene of them sleeping in and being late (again) they make it to school and find out they have to give the graduating class's speech.
This book was the last volume of the regular story (there is a 17th volume with bonus story... Love Com, Vol. 17 (Love*Com)). It had a sweet ending, but not as good as I had hoped for. It seemed to end a little bit abruptly, and I thought Nakahara could have done a little more with it, but all in all this was a very good series. Definitely pick this one up if you haven't.
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