by Natsume Ono
The eighth and final volume of House of Five Leaves carried most of the strengths of the rest of the series into a finale that doesn't promise perfect happiness, but somehow felt perfect all the same to me.Not only is the story coming to a close, but the growth arc of the various characters is as we...
The best volume yet. As more secrets are revealed and Masa's past comes to Edo to haunt him, the biggest surprise may be how much Masa himself and grown and changed.
I continue to really enjoy the development. As Masa continues to try to find a way to help the others as they've helped him, one of the members of the Five Leaves gets kidnapped, and the group differs on what to do to help. But Masa's determination continues to help his new friends open up, and reas...
Another good book. It's still slow, almost entirely talking with only a couple action-y scenes. But the story is starting to develop more deeply, as people begin to trust Masa, our main character, for his straightforwarness, his quiet and his principles. The strands that tie the Five Leaves together...
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