Koi yori Aoku
Bluer Than Love

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First review! This series has a place in my heart and I've been thinking lately how much I wish it were more well known, so here we are.

I first came across this manga when I was drawn by its cover at a bookstore. The artwork—much like the series itself—is soft and delicately done, and I find myself looking at individual panels for a little longer just to admire it and the details.

Koi yori Aoku is something to read when you're looking to unwind. It's a slow burn of the budding relationship of two girls, Tsukasa (Takamine) and Shiori (Sakura), who first meet on their commute ... home and discover they own the same book. They're a little awkward, earnest, and very likable, and the side characters are lovely too. While the story is simple, combined with the art, the simplicity and subtlety are its strengths. It's quietly loving and very sweet (I could melt).

If you're looking for wholesome and mellow, then this is for you!