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Title | Volume 1
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Author | Aya Shouto
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Publisher | Soleil Manga - 2015
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First Printing | Kodansha - 2012
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Title | Volume 2
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Author | Aya Shouto
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Publisher | Soleil Manga - 2015
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First Printing | Kodansha - 2012
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Category | Manga
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Warnings | None
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Main Characters | Sakuya, Terui, Kanata, Nagi, Shiki
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Main Elements | Wishing trees, time travel
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 Volume 1
Sakuya, pensionnaire au lycée, est pour son grand malheur, transparente aux yeux des autres. À tel point que les élèves prennent sa chambre pour un débarras et que les portes automatiques des magasins ne souvrent pas lorsquelle sapproche. Un jour, après avoir prié sous un cerisier magique, quatre splendides garçons débarquent dans sa vie pour lui faire connaître lamour. Sakuya va enfin pouvoir sentir quelle fait partie de ce monde !
Volume 2
Terui Hanamiya est pris dans une guerre the succession pour l'empire familial...La galère! Sakuya commence a s'affoler, surout lorsqu'une rivale se présente devant elle...Si elle choisit l'un d'enter eux, les trois autres vont se faire dévorer!?!
La malédiction du cerisier de 10 000 ans et leur relation a cinq va connaitre un dénouement inattendu!! Découvrez l'incroyable vérité dans ce dernier tome!
This duology was available from a book exchange so I figure, hey its free, might as well give it a go. It was utterly silly, but I found myself smiling at the ridiculousness of it. We have Sakuya who is not just the ignored kid at school but seems legitimately invisible. She makes a wish for friends and four boys appear, each one more amazing than the other, the heir to a corporate empire, a brilliant scientist working on a project to conquer space, a number one bestselling singer and a magician/chef (ok the last one is a bit odd, but he's even odder than that).
Now I was a bit confused, Sakuya is thirteen and the boys...they look nearly 20 (except the rock star who look 10). And they aren't just friends, they want to be more than that, in fact they are declaring their undying love and proposing marriage. Not sure if that's a thing that happens in Japan but seems 13 is a little young for that.
But if you ignore that, and can keep Shiki and Terui straight (they have similar hair styles/colour), it was a cute and sweet pair of manga novels and enjoyed the time I spent laughing. My main complaint, I had to read it in French and some of the expressions escaped me so I couldn't always follow all the jokes, nor entirely graps the nature of the curse.
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