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A QUIET CALM
Despite their tense pasts, Shoya begins to embrace the friend group that used to terrorize Shoko because she couldn’t hear. Now that summer vacation is in full swing, the crew can work together to film Tomohiro’s eccentric movie. Each fun-filled day lazily passes by, but doubt tugs at Shoya’s heavy heart and he is desperate to cling on to meaningful moments before they are gone…

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192 pages
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Kodansha Comics
Publication date

January 19, 2016
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8 - 12
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5 x 0.6 x 7.48 inches
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1632360608
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978-1632360601
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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Kodansha Comics; Illustrated edition (January 19, 2016)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 192 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1632360608
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1632360601
Reading age ‏ : ‎ 13 - 17 years
Grade level ‏ : ‎ 8 - 12
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 6.7 ounces
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5 x 0.6 x 7.48 inches

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audie

what the deaf girl hears

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 21, 2016

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It's not often that I find that I'm waiting on edge for the release of a book, but this has been one of those times. And I'm not disappointed. This story continues to go very unexpected places.

Like most of the earlier volumes, in this one a couple of people get some significant development. The first one is surprising, as Satoshi is fairly new to the story and not much had been done with him. But the first part of this volume shows more of his character.

The middle of this volume is about as difficult to get through as much of the first volume—not a problem with the story itself, understand, but simply because it's not easy stuff to read about. After how Volume 4 ended, with the group of friends gathered to help cheer someone up, it's not easy to see their friendships become strained and frayed.

The other character to get more development is Shoko. I'm not sure if I'm the best to comment on the art work, but I do want to mention the ways her facial expressions are done in these last chapters, as they convey very well how her thoughts and feelings are becoming more and more anguished,how she's understanding and misunderstanding the things that are happening to Shoya and all the others who had been her friends, and how she sees her part in what is driving everyone apart. She herself conveys in her sparse words and her actions at the end the message she's hearing, “Nothing good comes from being around me”.

It's a credit to the storyteller that a story that doesn't rely on action or even romance can be almost overwhelmingly intense. As with the earlier volumes, I recommend this one very highly.

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Jude

So good

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 23, 2017

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~4/5
(Contains light spoilers.)
My god, this series!

Shoya’s past is fully revealed in this volume. The friendships he was slowly starting to form with his classmates, and the ones he had with the others, blow up in his face. Old hurts are shouted at each other, betrayals, and blaming. It’s pretty bad. And to say that Shoya handles it badly would be putting it lightly. He doesn’t.

I will say I’m surprised by Satoshi. He didn’t stand out much in the previous book, but he has a pretty strong personality, and he has a contrasting point of view to bullying as Shoya does.

After that, Shoya is left alone, with only Shoko at his side. She’s confused by what happened, but ultimately feels terrible, taking the blame on herself. Shoya is just sulking and being a depressing mope about it.

And all of this leads up to the ending. It’s horrible. It’s a terrible turn of events, and I can’t believe this is where they’re ending it. Ugh.

I need to read the next one immediately.

[More of my reviews are available on my blog, Geeky Reading, to which there's a link on my profile.]

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 2, 2016

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The cover for this volume is quite deceitful given the roller coaster ride of emotions towards the end of it. I have never read something so emotionally exhausting that i actually needed a break after finishing it, but i still cant wait for the next volume.

The manga starts off with the film project beginning to pick up steam toward the end of the school year. Shoya, busy wondering what he will do after he graduates, must find a way to balance work and school with his new found friends. This puts a strain on his and Tomohiro's relationship. The hits just keep coming in this volume as Satoshi stirs up old memories that Shoya would rather forget. This forces him to choose between telling his friends what he did to Shoko in the past or hiding it by any means necessary. What will he decide? How will his decision affect the group? Has he actually grown at all through the series?

On a side note, Naoka was great in this volume. She has grown a lot since her earlier appearance and I really hope to see more of her in volume 6.

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Hausenfeifer

Story's beginning to drag a little

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 11, 2016

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This story starts off really strong and reaches it high point in the second volume. After that, it feels like it's beginning to drag. A lot of the things that happen (especially in the last two volumes) is really contrived writing. This story would honestly be much stronger if it was much more concise. A lot of the story as it is now revolves around Shoya constantly brooding, and while he definitely has a good reason for behaving the way he does, it just gets tiresome after thirty chapters or so of the same thing. If this was compressed into three, maybe four volumes, and cut out several members of the cast, it would be a much stronger story with a much stronger sense of direction.

That's not to say it's bad though, there are a lot of characters, and besides the obvious issues that both Shoya and Shoko face, the rest of the cast also has some issues they also need to get over, some more serious than others - this is High School after all. Each character has a lot of depth, and they all don't get along with each other, which makes them feel more alive. The art for the most part is also pretty great, though some character's look kind of odd, but it definitely makes them distinct from one another.

I just wish the story would hurry up at this point. It's really dragging its feet to the climax. I haven't read the next two volumes whatsoever (since they're not translated after all), but it's pretty obvious that Shoya's going to have to forgive himself for what he has done, it's obvious that he's going to regain his friends back (especially after the end of this volume), and it's obvious that he and Shoka are going to hook up at the end. I kind of wish that rather than wasting several chapters of almost nothing at the end of this volume before ending on the cliffhanger that we could hurry up and progress to these story beats, because I'm really interested to see how they play out.

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Steven Dominguez

Read it!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 31, 2021

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Normally I've been reading this manga 1 chapter a day to make it worthwhile but I actually read this volume in one sitting. Can't wait to own volume 6 and 7!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 11, 2021

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This book was BUSSIN it was lowkey in great quality tho I loved it the delivery was great too I really recommend it :))

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Mr. J. James

Enjoyable

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on February 13, 2016

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The Silent Voice set of ,manga novels is fun to read and unlike a lot of manga books it is not about magic, swords and war.
It is about a school bully trying to make amends for what he has done to a def girl.
If you want a pleasant story to read then these are worth a look.

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