Kimi ni Todoke: From Me to You, Vol. 21 (21) Paperback – June 2, 2015

White day is here and the girls other halves are bringing gifts. What does Kazehya have planned for Sawako? Also the college counciling is still going strong and Pin is giving good advice to each one of them. What does the future hold for each one of them, and where will they go?The future is calling and this story shows that all of them are taking their last year seriously. This shows they are maturing and feeling out their lives. I am looking forward to this final year and see what is coming up soon.

Got it in great condition, I was very pleased with my order and will be ordering more!!

One of the best graphic novels yet by this author. The art and storyline have such meaning. The book series has come a long way from volume 1 to volume 21. Can't wait to see what the next book in the series has to tell.

Kimi ni Todoke is an excellent manga series filled with lots of Japanese high school drama. It gets better with every new volume. I've really enjoyed this one and can't wait for volume 22.

Great book. My daughter loves it.

Best shojo since Kare Kano

~4.5/5This series could go on forever and I would never get tired of it. I would love it for all eternity. It’s just perfect.Why have no other series by Shiina been licensed yet? What’s up with that? I looked, and she has so many!The group is growing up, slowly but steady. They have to decide on college, and careers, and think about their relationships. It’s heartbreaking and so sweet.Sawako is so not used to having friends or a boyfriend, that everything is a treat to her. Kazehaya is sweet to her without even trying, that when he really does something special, it’s even better than he thought it would be. Kazehaya is figuring out what he wants to do with his life, and his biggest problem is his father, who’s coming around. The way he talks to Sawako about it, their openness, is wonderful. Sawako’s plans are starting to waver, though, and she’s conflicted about what to do between her career and Kazehaya.Meanwhile, Chizu is plain freaking out, over Ryu and her future. She still doesn’t know what to do about Ryu, and now that he’s on a path for his future, she doesn’t quite know what hers will be anymore. She’s just floundering at this point.Ayane, on the other hand, is starting to push herself. Aiming for a higher college, making her grades better, reaching farther than she has before. At the same time, Kento is wanting more from their relationship. Oddly enough, I’m feeling the chemistry between Ayane and Pin, a lot. While I feel bad for Kento, because he’s feeling a lot more than she is.Every character in this series is their own, unique and stand out, and clearly complex. They are all different, loving each other but needing something different. I’m impressed and I love it completely.This series can do no wrong. Every volume is a treat that goes by way too fast, and I’m always looking forward to the next.[More of my reviews are available on my blog, Geeky Reading, to which there's a link on my profile.]