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After the climactic incident during the festival, we are sent to a completely new locale, 3 years later. Takao and Nakamura have been forcibly separated. Takao is now living with his parents in the suburbs of the big city, and they mostly act like a normal, happy family. Takao is in a new school, and a typical middling student. And while he’s as awkward as ever, he’s made some friends. Even more intriguingly—Takao may have found a girl to open up to. As with Nakamura, this girl can see there’s more to Takao than meets the eye. But this time, she’s the one who reintroduces him to literature... Review: great book love this author <3 Review: Might be my favorite vol in the whole series. - I don't know where to begin, this is an absolute masterpiece. I feel like everyone always just talks about vol 1 and sometimes vol 2, but damn, this one might be my favorite. The characters are so engaging to read as they've naturally grown so much, plus the new characters fit in so well. I see obvious repetition which sounds bad, but really is amazing when you actually read it and see what I mean, the stuff between Kasuga, the girl he begins to love, and her boyfriend feels so real, and impactful on my life. Please read this, it's incredible.
A**E
great book love this author <3
I**N
Might be my favorite vol in the whole series.
I don't know where to begin, this is an absolute masterpiece. I feel like everyone always just talks about vol 1 and sometimes vol 2, but damn, this one might be my favorite. The characters are so engaging to read as they've naturally grown so much, plus the new characters fit in so well. I see obvious repetition which sounds bad, but really is amazing when you actually read it and see what I mean, the stuff between Kasuga, the girl he begins to love, and her boyfriend feels so real, and impactful on my life. Please read this, it's incredible.
T**L
This gut-punch of a series takes a break for some happy moments
This series was firmly in my top ten from the first 2, and this one ensures it'll keep it's spot. I initially was disapointed it didnt have the same emotionally-apocolyptic tone, but then i thought about it more. This chapter in Kasuga's life is about growth and distancing himself from what happened, so it makes sense thematically. Plus we could all use a biiiit of a break...even if this volume does have 3 or 4 wrenching moments. I was also worried Kasuga couldnt carry this by himself, as Nakamura and Saeki were really the main draws. But thankfully Kasuga seems, not different no, but wiser and more connected with himself Overall a great penultimate volume, cant wait for the new and final one.
D**H
Best Manga I’ve Ever Read
What to say about this section of Flowers of Evil..? It’s refreshing. The pace changes a little, and I think it’s for the better. If you feel miserable from reading the last one (as you should), the writer gives you a little break with this one all while making sure you still see the protagonist as the haunted soul he is. I can’t wait to read the next edition!!
Y**L
such an interesting series
not for kids, but definitely kept me hooked.
J**R
🗿
Peak fiction
I**S
Quality product
Good quality and translation.
J**H
Ótima história, edição nem tanto
Papel jornal deveria ser proibido!
S**.
Panel composition
Nice
H**E
Flowers of Pain Part 3
It's really good and you already know that considering you're looking at part 3 so go on and enjoy
V**X
Good manga bad delivery
the manga itself is life changing but the delivery awful, the book came destroyed and dirty.
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