Ogura Muku strikes again. Spectacular as ever. The art and the story is as wonderful, and cute without being over bearing, as would could ever expect. More over the dialogues are also well thought out, and there is a good balance between the visual cues and the written word. In short: this is love.

Why everyone should read this: Ta-sensei and egg rolls.
All the stories were adorable. But the last one is just too much >///< cuteness overload.

The art is gorgeous, especially when the characters are blushing! So cute~

My favourite story is definitely the first, it's so sweet and pure, and I just adored the seme. He is super cute, and I loved his enthusiasm! (Nosebleed alert~ lol) This was such a funny and innocent story, showing how exciting yet embarrassing a couples' first time can be.
Plus I liked how there was an extra chapter from the seme's POV, as it explained why and how he fell for his senpai in the first place. Also their sex scene was pretty hot considering the many problems they encountered, lol XD

The "ghost" story had so much potential, but I think it fell a little short. Just because I would've liked to see more of a conclusion for them, but I suppose the way it ended was quite fitting really.

The next story about a highschool boy who is tasked with waking up his childhood friend/neighbour every day, is also very cute. But again, it is quite short.

The one at the end revolving around the two kindergarten teachers was lovely as well. And the kids are totally adorable!! Especially little Shuu-kun ^__^

The other oneshots in between were okay... but they were all too short and a tad bittersweet to be honest. Still, they all had beautiful art.

Overall, a nice and light collection, though a little forgettable at times. I'd definitely recommend the first and last stories though.

First and last story were cute, but the others are all messy!

It's like the mangaka left a lot of things for the reader to assume and in some point it starts to become a huge ball of "what's going on in HERE?!"

it's just...the art is gorgeous and the boys beautiful and your heart will be full of moe looking at their incredibly cute expressions. the stories are short and as other people say 'forgetful' in virtue of having nothing of impact, but the moe-ness of it all invalidate everything. you can read this over and over again to be awashed in fluffy emotions, and as the story is simple and easy to forget, you wont feel bored with it.

From the first pages way til the end... this is so unbelievably cute!
The characters, so innocent, so full of life!
AFFECTIONATE, super CUTE and INNOCENT seme?! Omggg, heaven!
Gloomy looking guy incredibly caring at his job as a kindergarten teacher.... students who secretly like but can't tell each other.... childhood friends.... I liked all of the stories a lot.

I'd recommend it to anyone looking for fluffy, sweet and romantic stories that will make you smile!
Of course, this being romantic-comedy oneshots, story-wise it won't compare to real long manga.
But still, it's just so sweet and positive that it's a great read and definitely a change of pace from the many serious and disturbing yaoi out there.
Sweeter than kittens!

I agree with the other commenters. The mangakas style is very pretty but the stories either seem too short (#2) or the dialogue is too vague to add depth to the plot. I really want to like this mangaka because I love her style but I didn't get past the second story in Sentimental Garden Lover for the same reason. Still, I wish story #6 in this collection was longer as the story had promise.

I really like the other mangas I've read from this mangaka but I was kinda disappointed with this one. I think maybe it has to do with the translations since half of the time I was actually quite confused of what's going on or what they are talking about. Some of the stories were quite cute nonetheless...

Just like other reviews, this is more of a light, romantic and fluffy book full of one-shots. Honestly, I thought they were very quite and the art style is pretty~ I really adorable this mangaka But, I felt like some of the stories should have been extended. I'd like to see that especially story 2 but it all ended well~

For me, this manga was amazing. The emotions in each story were so strongly felt and brilliantly portrayed. There were moments that tugged at your heart and moments that made you smile, and I loved how some had such uneasy premises but such heartwarming resolutions. Some were more forgettable than others, but stories like the first, second, fourth, and last will definitely stay with me. Especially the story with Tachibana and Kitagawa, which was so adorable and sweet. I would have loved an entire manga featuring these two, especially Kitagawa. These stories will probably leave the reader wanting more, but not for a lack of resolution. They've offered all that a oneshot can offer, but give you such emotionally intriguing characters, you can't help but wish for more.