The main story has a lot of promise, but ends too suddenly without resolving the romances of the two brothers and the girls they like. It would have benefitted greatly from a sequel, because the way it is, there's almost no point in reading it. I'm giving it a solid 7 however, because aside from just ending, the pacing of what you do get is very good and the art is solid. The book also includes two one shot stories that have nothing to do with the main story, which are pretty good original fairy tales. I disagree with the 'Shoujo Ai' and 'Shounen Ai' labels though- as the only occurrences of this stem from misunderstandings (ei, a man thinks another man is really a girl).

The main story is a gender bender romance. It ends without resolving the main character's issue, so I wish that story was longer. It goes on to chapters about the romances of minor characters, as well as at least one unrelated story. These stories are mostly light-hearted, having comedy mixed in with a little bit of angst here and there. Overall, I think it is worth reading, and I'm way over 18!

It's an okay manga, for a shojo. If you're like more mature things and arent' in elementary or nthing like that, you should consider reading a different manga, afterall most shojo manga's were meant for below 18yrs audience ^_^ ;. But overall it has a sort of fairy talish tinge to it, so it wasn't that bad.