Sparkling Blue

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I feel like this story is very nice and it has a great potential to be even better. The characters are very sweet, even though there's always room for improvement. However, it's too short for this type of story. It feels like the author took the pattern of shoujo manga and just summarized it, shortened it.
It's sweet, it's nice, but I feel like it doesn't really leave a memorable impact or opinion since, unfotunately, it's very short and easy to forget.
There's no reason to not recommend this one, if you love romance manga, you are at the right place. :)

Sparkling Blue is a nice read in the middle of the summer season and a lighthearted, romantic read set in a seaside town.

Hanamoto is a high school student who is forced to work even in the summer, doing two jobs because she has no money. Her parents are divorced and she lives with her mother who doesn't have a good job. This lifestyle allows her very little to think about love or find a way to vent her negative feelings. She has never gone to see the fireworks or wear the yukata (it's tradition in Japan). Her dreams is enter to art school.

Sagawa is ... a young boy who is passionate about surfing. He is an orphan and he hasn't plans for the future. He is an extroverted boy with a light-hearted manner, capable of gaining confidence and conquering Hanamoto in a short time.