Cardcaptor Sakura, Book 4 | 
pickThis is good ending to this series, we learn why Clow did what he did, where Sakura‘s dad is from, and discover the fate of her beloved substitute teacher. More creepy child/adult romance in this one, but if you ignore that, then it‘s still a great book.
so-soThere is so much to love about this final volume. But if there's one thing CLAMP seems incapable of, it's knowing when to stop.
Had it not been for some key concerns I would have loved it. But the drawn out final two chapters and those two, totally ick kid/adult romantic pairings really dragged down the experience for me.
I want so much to recommend this series, but its flaws are a great as it's strengths. Which makes it a hard to do so.
There's a lot to love about CLAMP but their weird interest in romance between kids and adults is definitely not one of them. Why do they think this is so romantic? It's so creepy. And it pops up in manga a lot. 😨 I was really liking this volume until this last bit. Besides the creep factor, it's also really drawn-out.
The final showdown is beginning. Here's hoping it's as great as they're building it up to be. (I never read/saw the ending)
The final omnibus opens with some very sweet chapters. Confessions are made, friendships are strengthened, and everything is pretty adorable. It's in these tender moments that CLAMP really shines.
pickI love Clamp and Cardcaptor Sakura is just so cute (though sometimes a little irritating with love interests, because most characters are still in elementary school).
The Omnibus Edition is just wonderful: bigger format, thick paper and 30 + colored pages.
I wonder which omnibus edition I should collect next 😊
The cutsie little girl in me will always love Sakura for her sweet self. @RealLifeReading #SeasonsReadings2016 #notinenglish
