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Tomoko Hayakawa

The Wallflower, Vol. 9

Part of "The Wallflower" series

In "The Wallflower, Vol. 9" by Tomoko Hayakawa, the Ogre Trio's Sunako continues her quest for acceptance and love while trying to maintain her gothic lifestyle. The story revolves around four young men who have been hired by Sunako's aunt to turn her into a "lady" so that she can attract a suitable husband. However, Sunako's love for horror movies and all things dark proves to be a significant challenge. In this volume, Sunako's classmates are preparing for the school festival, and she wants to participate in creating a haunted house. However, her aunt insists that she creates a traditional Japanese tea room instead. Meanwhile, Kyohei, one of the Ogre Trio, struggles with his feelings for Sunako, and Takeru, another member of the trio, tries to help him. The volume is filled with humor, romance, and drama, as the characters navigate their relationships and personal growth. Hayakawa's art style is unique and engaging, with detailed backgrounds and expressive characters. The story is well-paced, with a good balance of action, dialogue, and character development. The themes of acceptance, self-love, and the importance of being true to oneself are explored throughout the volume. Overall, "The Wallflower, Vol. 9" is an enjoyable read for fans of manga and young adult fiction. The characters are likable and well-developed, and the story is both entertaining and thought-provoking. Hayakawa's artwork is stunning, and the volume is a great addition to the series. If you're a fan of "The Wallflower" series, you won't want to miss this volume. It's a fun and engaging read that will leave you eagerly anticipating the next installment. If you're new to the series, "The Wallflower, Vol. 9" is a great place to start. The story is self-contained enough that you won't feel lost, but it will leave you wanting to know more about these fascinating characters and their world...