This trio of one-shots is pleasant. The art is good - not great, but certainly good. It's rather typical of shoujo manga artwork, to be honest. The stories are alright. Again, they're nothing ground-breaking, but they're a good read. The first story has some really funny scenes (the scene where they meet the boys is classic). The romance is a little lackluster, but the story is still worth a read. "Kisses and Poison" is a pretty dramatic tale of bullying and budding romance - and probably my favorite of the one-shots here. "A Naive Spiral" ends the volume off on a dull note. I felt disconnected from both the heroine and the hero... and I just didn't find myself caring much what happened to either of them. However, I still think this is a volume shoujo lovers should grab if they're looking for something new to read.