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Loading... A Silent Voice 3 (edition 2015)by Yoshitoki Oima (Author)
Work InformationA Silent Voice, Volume 3: A Conversation Begins by Yoshitoki Oima
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Shoya successfully rekindles Shoko and Miyoko's old friendship (Miyoko was Shoko's friend who completely stopped coming to school when the other kids started being awful). However, the experience leaves him feeling a bit off, so he decides to try fixing more things he ruined back when he bullied Shoko. His next effort is to find Naoka, but that goes badly, Wow, this was a painful read. My vague recollection of volume 2 indicated that Shoya had started to move past some of his negative feelings, but clearly not, because he was a horribly guilt-ridden and self-loathing mess here. Shoko is still an enigma. While I had guessed that this series would eventually Also, I absolutely hated the addition of Naoka to the story. Thinking about it now, I've realized that something about her reminded me of FLCL's Mamimi, another character I disliked. While I was happy to have discovered that the series was only 7 volumes long and that I could therefore finish the whole thing during my vacation, this volume made me doubt whether that was something I really wanted to do. (Original review posted on A Library Girl's Familiar Diversions.) no reviews | add a review
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"Years ago, Shoya met Shoko, a girl who can't hear. His youthful boredom bred cruelty, and he stole away what should have been her happy childhood years. Now, as a high schooler, his own despair has driven him to understand how wrong he was. When he meets Shoko once again, that despair turns to hope. But is it really possible to make up for the happiness he stole away?" No library descriptions found. |
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This series is really picking up in its storyline and I am here for it! The balance between cutesy, adorable, love puppy scenes, and serious ones are evenly balanced in my opinion. Shoya is really trying to better himself and you can see the conflict he has with his past self and where and what he’s trying to do now.
Most characters have their own struggles and I like that this series is showing that, because it makes it more real and I connect with the characters more. Except Naoki - I don’t like her.
I love this story and I’m excited to continue with it. ( )