Honey and Clover Manga Volume 1
About Honey and Clover Manga Volume 1
Honey and Clover volume 1 features story and art by Chica Umino.
Takemoto lives in a rundown student apartment, where his greatest worry is when he'll next be able to afford to eat meat and whether he'll get to class on time. Although he's away from home and living on his own, Takemoto is far from grown up. Along with his crazy cast of friends, Morita, Mayama, Yamada, and Hagumi, Takemoto sets out to discover life and his true self.
Details
- Publisher: SHOJO BEAT
- Media: Manga
- Genre: Drama, Romance
- Themes: School Life, Slice of Life
- Age Rating: 16+
- Release Date: 3/4/2008
- Page Count: 184
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Written Language: English
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Ratings & Reviews
2 reviews
Best Manga Ever!
by Margaret
This is a Manga that I really loved, it's one of my favorites. At first I didn't like the art, but then I really grew to like how it's diffrent from other manga. It's story is amazing too.
Wonderful Series
by Josephine
The series was very bittersweet, and perhaps if you don't want a lingering unfinished romance set during college years, among artists, it's probably not for you. But I really enjoyed the soul-searching of a young architect who finds solace in temple restoration, and a petite sculptor who wants nothing more than to paint gigantic landscapes and flowers instead. There are others, and they all have their own journeys. It's slice-of-life, and there are some meandering romances, but I don't think any of them is ever really resolved. There's also a fairly bizarre parody of Peter Jackson/George Lucas that transported the series into Sci-Fi territory just to give a breath of air... I think.