Bijutsu Souko no Rapunzel
The Art Room Rapunzel

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A story about a Shusuke (the guy) and Amane (the girl) and how Amane develops past her mental struggles.

I felt the emotions very clearly throughout the manga, and felt like none of the plot points were forced. The art was pleasing to me. The emotional and mental development of Amane was very nice and even Shusuke gets some development. The manga also shows nicely how Shusuke and Amane's actions and decisions are intertwined and can go hand in hand even if theyre not doing similar things. Even the teacher that was introduced and was integral to the two main characters' devlelopments was nicely inserted. If ... you want a quick and light read this is one you can enjoy.

My rating: 7.8/10

Could be a 9 but I'm going to stay conservative and give it an 8. Best one shot I've read in a while. Everything is done well. There was only one moment I didn't really care for, when I thought the author was leaning a bit too much into tropes and cliches, trying to seem edgy and destroying the beautiful realism mixed with fantasy they had created. But, for the most part, the author blends everything well. The art is done well too, mixing in chibis and other things seamlessly and giving everything character and emotion. This author could certainly make a series if they ... haven't already, but this one shot was a nice sweet story that I would absolutely recommend, especially to those who love romance or high school stories.