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Nineteen, Twenty-One
This manhwa is so inspiring with a dash of wistfulness. I love the art a lot too. It's now been fully translated. I highly recommend it. It's about a girl (age 21) who has lost 2 years because of a traffic accident and a boy (age 19) who she meets. Both wonder what being an adult actually means. Kitties are involved. Responsibility, reaching out, finding meaning...
Read scanlations at MangaFox
Read scanlations at Easy Going Scans.
Original webtoon link. For those of you who can read Korean. :)
I also like Speak Through Colors a lot, another Manhwa drawn by Jenna and written by Yohann. It's another inspiring series about figuring out what you want to do with your life.
Good Morning Call
Manga-wise, I reread Good Morning Call by Takasuka Yue recently because I saw the sequel, Good Morning Kiss being sold at my bookstore and thought, whoa, a sequel to that series that I remember reading years and years ago? Good Morning Call was released from 1997 to 2002. I remember collecting it when I was younger. It wasn't one of my top favorites back then, but now I find it a lot more charming. My tastes have sure changed. :3 I like how simple their relationship is and how the series was more about what happened after getting together. The sequel shows even more of that.
This manhwa is so inspiring with a dash of wistfulness. I love the art a lot too. It's now been fully translated. I highly recommend it. It's about a girl (age 21) who has lost 2 years because of a traffic accident and a boy (age 19) who she meets. Both wonder what being an adult actually means. Kitties are involved. Responsibility, reaching out, finding meaning...
Read scanlations at MangaFox
Read scanlations at Easy Going Scans.
Original webtoon link. For those of you who can read Korean. :)
I also like Speak Through Colors a lot, another Manhwa drawn by Jenna and written by Yohann. It's another inspiring series about figuring out what you want to do with your life.
Good Morning Call
Manga-wise, I reread Good Morning Call by Takasuka Yue recently because I saw the sequel, Good Morning Kiss being sold at my bookstore and thought, whoa, a sequel to that series that I remember reading years and years ago? Good Morning Call was released from 1997 to 2002. I remember collecting it when I was younger. It wasn't one of my top favorites back then, but now I find it a lot more charming. My tastes have sure changed. :3 I like how simple their relationship is and how the series was more about what happened after getting together. The sequel shows even more of that.
