This manga is categorized as shoujo, but it focuses on many more adult themes, like divorce, depression, suicide, infidelity.It is a nice slice of life, with funny and sweet moments, and other more obscure. Ann moves out with her mother to a little town where her grandma lives. She meets Daigo, and ...
Sand chronicles 9 review Art: Still as beautiful and fluid as ever it's real life shojo. It's not in your face big eyes and glittery glitz it just is soild and fluid ying and yang magic. A+ Characters: Since we last left them in book 8 nothing about them really changed we see more of what ann's mo...
Sand chronicles 10 Art: No comment since it hasn't changed since vol 9 Characters: Daigo and his class. His class is very colorful and annoying all at the same time smiler to the story you can't describe these characters B Story: The final story it's sad to see this end. This story is from Dai...
When I began reading manga (which was only two months ago), I never expected to read something that was truly touching. I thought it would all be fun and cute. This series changes my mind completely about the type of manga I like. Sure, I enjoy reading funny manga like Special A or cute manga like F...
Meh. Not exactly the way I would have liked the series to end. It is a sort of epilogue to the main story, set just after Daigo and Ann get married. This time, the focus is actually on Daigo, and Ann plays only a minor part in the story. There's not much to say about the story, that feels overly lon...
Really just bonus content, since the main storyline of Sand Chronicles wrapped up in volume 8. Here, there are three stories: a long one starring Ann's mother, Miwako, as a teenager, another longish one with Ann's former fiance and little sister, and a very short story starring Fuji as a teenager. T...
Sand Chronicles took me surprise. I was expecting a sweet, light, maybe even shallow romance. And it wasn't. Oh, the romance itself is sweet enough. This is not instalove, thank goodness. It's a first romance that grows over time between friends. There's also surprising depth to Ann's personal life,...
What would you do if at 12 your mom decides to kill herself? Your father divorces her, and you're left to be raised by an aged grandma. That's the situation Ann finds herself in when she grows up in a rural town with the precarious Diego as her best friend. This series follows the lives of 4 young p...
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