I liked the characters of this manga, they were different to what I have read before. First of all, they did not try to change or give a makeover to "not so pretty girl", they just made her accept who she is and I think this is a really brilliant idea. The male love suspect was also not you typical good-in-everything bishounen. They were both quite special individuals who happen to get curious about each other and fall in love. It was nice, steady, refreshing and had a good flow. All this till last chapter which I didn't really like.

Nonetheless, this was a good manga, easy to read and with some fresh ideas. I recommend it.

... Last updated on May 27th, 2020, 4:25am

I love this manga so much. it has been a VERY long time since a manga has been able to move any type of emotion in me and I am amazed that this manga was able to make me feel so attached in so little time. I almost skipped this manga over because I wanted something with a good story line and I wasn't sure I was going to be able to get that from a manga that is only 3 volumes, but I had some time and figured, why not? I am very glad that I read this manga if you like shojo that leaves you happy and feeling good then give this a read. I love the way that the children really felt like an actual part of the story instead of just accessories to progress the plot. The manga should feel fast moving but the author really makes it work. I saw some of the reviews and almost didn’t read this. If you’re thinking about reading this manga you should do it and decide how you like it yourself. The manga is it won’t take too much of your time. This was a perfect pick me up for a sucky day and I hope it can do the same for others.

This looks like any other type of cringey cliche shoujo, but trust me, it isn't! First of all, Kawai-sensei is one of the most relatable female mcs out there. Like mentioned in the above information, she has a scary face to which she believes no one will like her. Her self-esteem and doubts about her beauty are issues that many teens and women go through. She isn't whiny like many other shoujo females, and her concern is mostly about the children she is with instead of just herself. Second of all, Hosaka-sensei is hilarious, the interactions between each character are funny, and the whole tone is light-hearted. I loved how the author teases us readers with Hosaka-sensei, as he is erm... extremely blunt with everyone (including a shower scene). The lessons taught in the majority of the chapters are simple and common, but still very sweet. Something that I also really enjoyed was the use of gender equality. It handled the topic of both husband and wife working at jobs (instead of one of the spouses becoming a housewife) and the fact that nursery teachers could be male as well. Overall, this by far exceeded my expectations, it made me laugh, swoon, cry, and touched all at the same time. Definitely check this out!

Hey! This doesn't deserved 3/10! Everything was shoujo and all, but the characters weren't annoying at all!!!!
They were all sooo likeable! And I love it everytime Hosaka-sensei smiled!!!!!!! Everything was just perfect but I was slightly confused with the ending loool. There was a time skip but Kawai-sensei still looked the same. Wished that the mangaka indicated that there was a time skip so that you wouldn't get confused haha
Still super cute, light-hearted and romantic read! 10/10 plus 1 for the amazing art!!!!! ??????

It was alright, pretty cliche stuff throughout but the last chapter was really cringey.