Story 1: Cute. It's not really clear she in love, tbh, but she's definitely got a proxy crush (she's a huge fan of her uncle's novels and the MC of them) and hero infatuation. The reason why I don't think she's in love with her uncle is because there's clearly a boy her own age that makes her blush like crazy. This was a sweet story. Longer story (29pgs).

Story 2**: I loved this one! Both the male and female MC were funny and I love their dynamic. Longest story (55pgs)

Story 3: It's okay. Didn't capture my attention in the day Story 2 did and it wasn't cute like Story 1. Felt a little stunted. Medium-length story (19 pgs).

Story 4**: Short, sweet, surreal and funny. Excellent. Also this artist knows how to draw a good looking lady! Shorter story (10pgs).

Story 5**: Absurd in the best way possible. Funny & sweet. Longer story (29pgs).

Story 6: Just ok. More of a vibe than a story. Shorter story (10pgs).

Story 7: A story with a good feeling, message, and really captures what it's like to be in high school. Longer story (34 pgs).

Story 8: This was a cute one and I wish they'd made it longer! I love the secret dating thing. And now I get why someone said they're a master of the blushing face, lol. They have a great page here where they're both blushing and it's adorable! Medium-length story (17pgs) with a bonus in-media res story to open it that's unrelated (4pgs) because the character designs look totally different.

Story 9: This story really made me appreciate the way this artist draws hair, particularly on women! It's got such a wonderful flow. As for the story itself, I liked it. Shounen hero energy from the male MC and I love how confident and unshakable the female MC was. A story about courage and young love. Longer story (40pgs).

Story 10: Hm. It's okay. Wish there was a little more development and explaining the relationships even for just one more panel, but again, it was fine. I liked the little play on her powers, where the big thing is very personal to her. The power of the blush! Medium-length story (28pgs).

Story 11: Friends being adorable wing-men. Two dorks who definitely like each other. What's not to love about this? Again, this author really captures that carefree high school playfulness. Longer story (46pgs).

Story 12**: Okay, this one got to me. I am a sucker for a high-energy, hard-working girl who's always got a smile on her face because she doesn't want anyone to see her sad. I felt her emotions really vividly. This story really invokes summer and youth and the hope and sadness of a young crush. Medium-length story (24pgs)

Story 13: A story about friendship, family pressure, and like Story 7, finding your voice. You leave it with a good feeling. Longer story (31 pgs).

Story 13.5: OH YEAH. It's a series of short epilogues to all the stories. I fucking love this idea. You can tell the author put a lot of thought into each character and the stories themselves.

A collection of stories that mostly revolve around love, although one of them (maybe the best) focuses on friendship. Wonderful art, interesting and varied stories and a nostalgic ending. Harta is an amazing source of skilled artists and storytellers. Hope to see more translated works of this author in the future.

... Last updated on June 3rd, 2017, 10:42am

The artist excels at drawing cute/blushing faces (not only for the girls but the boys too), each story is really cute and heartwarming, though not all the characters that fall in love actually get that love reciprocated it still remains a happy and uplifting story. The epilogue that shows where the characters are now made my rating go from a 9 to a 10, I definitely recommend reading it since it is so short.