Your Lie In April Manga Volume 11
About Your Lie In April Manga Volume 11
Your Lie in April volume 11 features story and art by Naoshi Arakawa.
Kaori undergoes surgery even as Kosei performs in his competition, each of them as vulnerable as ever, but finally embracing the courage to take these ultimate risks. As their journey together draws to a close, the music of their hearts lays bare the truth of their friendship—a friendship that may have begun with an April lie, but which has changed their lives and the lives of everyone around them.
FINAL VOLUME!
Details
- Publisher: KODANSHA COMICS
- Media: Manga
- Genre: Drama, Romance
- Themes: Music, School Life, Slice of Life
- Age Rating: 16+
- Release Date: 1/3/2017
- Page Count: 208
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Written Language: English
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Ratings & Reviews
2 reviews
Expect the Unexpected
by FRED -
Since I had been ordering each of the previous volumes on a monthly basis, the series as a whole became sort of an epic adventure for me, spanning nearly a year. Needless to say, right up until Volume 11, I'd come to expect a certain outcome as nothing less than a foregone conclusion. However, I found in this the last in the series much that was not expected, nor would've been suspected even. Without giving anything away, I would consider the conclusion to the story to be one of gentleness than of sadness. Admittedly, there was a watery solution getting in my eyes and making it hard to follow both text and graphics right up to the last page. Coupled with that, a kind of longing left unfulfilled, at least on a superficial level (shame on me). But now, I have to gratefully commend the author for having convinced me to set aside my expectations while graciously offering something much more eloquent and thoughtful in its place. And isn't that what life and love is all about?
A fitting end
by Elizabeth -
What a beautiful ending. The last chapter has especially beautiful panels. You guys have no idea the amount of tissues I used and the amount of tears I shed.
On another note, this last volume is strangely taller than the other 10, and I could definitely tell the difference while reading. Although it slightly irks me display wise, please do not be discouraged from purchasing. This volume could be twice the size and all messed up, and I would STILL have no regrets buying it.
PLEASE BUY THIS SERIES!!!!