NoreCritiques

Seeing how much more open and passionate they become for their interests & one another is amazing. So sweet and endearing, I couldn't stop giggling from beginning to end.

This book was so cute! I loved seeing their reactions and couldn't wait to see where their passions lead

Well, it is a fun book to read, although the main characters in this book make it hard to find out what they really think or feel. Seems like they are quite confused, and they manage to bring that confusion over to you personally.... I like it though that the magician with pastry is actually the guy. And the bakery seems to be more interesting then the whole theatre throughout the book even though the main character is actually an actor on stage. The illustrator is doing a great job and makes the book worth while reading. And since the end is really very open, there is the uncanning feeling that you MUST have the next issue to find out what happens next or you will feel miserable the rest of you life haha

It's sweet how supportive these two friends -- and possible romantic interests? -- are of each other, but the mutual admiration is a bit too sappy and their little career victories are just too low-key for me.

I might pick up the next volume, but I'm sure I won't miss much if I don't.

p.s., I see that other reviews mention this might be the final volume, so I guess I won't have to fret about picking up the next.

An actor with self-esteem issues gets his first fan -- a secret admirer, even! -- and has some sitcom-ish misunderstandings on the road to a new friendship. It's all very low-key but very sweet in its simplicity.

I'll get the next volume, but I'm not sure if it is really even necessary or if this can be stretched out much further. Maybe it will turn toward romance or something?