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This is another one of those short, sweet, romantic stories with a sombering tone throughout its tale. Reminiscent of other manga such as "Watashi-tachi" or "Three Days of Happiness." However, instead of following a story where two characters are in incredibly unique positions, we follow a more realistic/grounded story dealing with the hardships of a dysfunctional family.

I enjoyed the fact that it was extremely short and did not drag like other works I've read, which is always a plus. If you're looking for a short, sweet read because, hey, there's nothing else to do - you should give it a try. Don't expect ... anything crazy though, the "plot twist," really just confirms the reader's assumptions, nothing game changing.

Overall, it's a manga that should be the poster boy for the "fine" rating.

If you're a fan of horror, this is a must read.

I'm not going to try to spoil the experience or anything of that sort, but this manga made me truly afraid and had my heart racing every second.

Some storys were unique, the art was decent, the characters were ok and my enjoyment was at it's maximum, I was constantly wondering what would happen next.

A must read for the horror fanatics.

Mod Note: This review was initially posted for the one-shot, 16 Year Old Piece of Meat, and was subsequently merged into Love Letter From Kanata.

Even though you know this ill just tell you, it's a story about a 16 year old girl who works as a prostitute and it all goes wrong. This is also my first review so bear with me.

The story is a easy 2/10: Nothing special about it at all.

The art was a 9/10: The art was great, it really brang out the impact that the story had on me, i'll explain later.

The character was a 2/10: All we got was a ... 16 year old prostitute and a guy, that's all, really.

Enjoyment was a 9/10: I enjoyed this, at the end I couldn't help but feel terrified and dreadful for the girl, the art brang out the dark crude feeling the person was trying to convey.

Overall 10/10: Really? Why? Because at the end you really can't help but feel sad and terrified for her, seriously, I am now more paranoid of going outside. Most horror mangas don't leave this type of impact of me, which is why I think this is great.