Haru Tsuzuru, Sakura Saku Kono Heya de
Composing Spring in This Room Where Cherry Blossoms Bloom

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If I were to describe this manga in one word it would be: Overcoming.

This one made me cry more than a few times, it's strenght is on their character dialogue that it was perfectly written to hit where it really needs to hit, but it a really soft and tender way. Weird experience for sure.

Sadly it's art is sometimes not on par but it's generally okay. A panel could really hit hard or feel very bland. Still, the art was a great company to the god-like dialogues.
Story wise it's pretty much linear but it has it's good moments, albeit plagued with "girl goes to ... X place to see X thing" moments.

Characters is kind of lackluster, but Haruki does her job very well and Kaede is a good addition to the story. Every character interaction is a delight to the eyes.

Overall, 8/10. It deals with grief in a very real way and it's a great tearjerker.