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Certainly cute but almost…awkward? Like it seemed sexualized somehow. Certainly highlights the ways in which cats are good for your health. No plot, really. Just cuteness overload.

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Volume 2 did not disappoint, and I‘m really enjoying all of the characters! Personal favorite now includes the student council president whose goal is to prove that Iruma is human…..by having him translate manga that she can‘t read and secretly loves in the form of “forbidden tomes”. I can‘t wait to see how Iruma‘s journey continues from here.

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Compared to her other books, initially it didn‘t feel like MH writing, it didn‘t have her tone. I thought it had been ghost written but then her tone started creeping in so I figured it was just the subject matter. It‘s hard to read that she had been struggling for so long but the treasures are all so relatable & something I had been coming around to myself even before reading so was nice to see it. It felt like having a friend agreeing with you.

Next up. I can‘t believe I haven‘t read this yet.

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It was interesting to see a chapter from Damian‘s point of view, and it was sweet and heartwarming at the same time. I still can‘t stand Yuri but I‘m intrigued to see how the ship plot-line unfolds in the next volume!

43/100 Sadly, the concluding volume of Rat Queens is not as satisfying as I had hoped. They didn't stick the landing, but it wasn't a thud either. Hannah has her final confrontation with Evil Hannah, but the ending is ambiguous as to which one really won. The most jarring thing was the change of art style, again!, to a much more cartoonish style. I little manga like at times. I'll give it a low pick, but its disappointing to see ⬇️

This is a bit of a side quest off the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy series. Overall it does have the same vibe and I'm glad I read it. My only complaint is about how a sexual relationship was portrayed. Douglas Adams came up with the bones of the story but asked his friend Terry Jones to write the book because he was working on the computer game version. Terry Jones is a member of Monty Python. He also wrote the 80's movie Labyrinth.

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My fiancée gave this manga to me after he finished reading it and I‘m so glad he recommended it. The story and characters are funny, endearing, and even a bit heartwarming. I‘m really enjoying Iruma‘s journey and I will absolutely be picking up the second volume of this series!