Shuzo Oshimi

Misanthropic middle schooler Takao Kasuga, who finds solace in the writings of Baudelaire, finds his life taking a turn for the worse when he is blackmailed by the oddest girl in class, who threatens to tell everyone about his crush.

Flowers of Evil

everyone should read at least once tbh…

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Brianna Best

This was just...really weird. It was okay, and the art was alright, but the only redeeming thing for me is that the story is interesting, at the very least. I found it a bit hard to follow at times. I can't really say much. I'm very lukewarm about it.

While dealing with the death of his grandfather, Takao finds out where Nakamura is now living, and sets out to see her again, hoping it will help him move on with his life.

Book Dragon

Continues the saga of middle school student Takao Kasuga.

Saeki tries to convince Kasuga that he is using Aya to stand in for Nakamura, and Aya's boyfriend, Koja, becomes jealous of Kasuga's friendship with her.

Bookworm Takao falls in love with Nanako, but cannot express his feelings through words. Instead, he secretively acts out in a heat of passion which creates a huge scandal in the school. Yet there is one person who knows his true nature - and this girl will do anything to nurture what this Charles Baudelaire hides. Flowers of Evil follows the story of a lonely teen struggling to find his identity. He cannot find the right words to say, except through the poetry of Baudelaire. A powerful series about the nature of true love and real friendship.

The Flowers of Evil

Takao and Nakamura have been wrongly accused of a crime, and their previous hijinks have placed them in an awkward position within their tiny community.

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Shūzō Oshimi

Lonely bookish teen struggles to find his identity through Charles Baudelaire's poetry, until two girls, a bully and the class beauty, help him realize true love and real friendship. Story Locale: Saitama, Japan

Flowers of Evil

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