Name: Bunny Drop
ISBN: 9780759531222

Yumi Unita

While attending his grandfather's funeral, immature thirty year-old Daikichi discovers that the deceased has fathered an illegitimate daughter with a younger woman, and in an angry fit, Daikichi decides to raise the young girl.

Bunny Drop

shelby mosel

I really enjoyed this first volume but I made the mistake of skipping ahead and looking at later volume reviews and without giving away any spoilers (follow my footsteps at your own risk) I probably won't be finishing the series.

Like a plot out of a soap opera, bachelor Daikichi Kawachi's boringly normal life got a touch of the abnormal when he learned that his late granddad left behind a love child. And further rattling the unexpected skeleton in the closet? The ungainly, unglamorous Daikichi's impulsive decision to take in little Rin! But as the impromptu dad and his charge learn to adapt to both one another and their very new living situation, Daikichi is plagued by thoughts of Rin's mother. Who is she? Why has she been quiet all this time? Hot on the trail after discovering a modem at the old man's computer-less abode, Daikichi plays detective in search for answers. But elementary school enrollment, extracurricular activities, and other parental obligations wait for no man, so when the day of confrontation with the mysterious Masato arrives, will Daikichi be prepared?!

Ethel

Ce deuxième tome était toujours aussi bien. On continue de voir Rin grandir et Daikichi galérer. De plus, on en apprend un peu plus sur la maman de Rin et j’espère qu’on la verra encore un peu dans les prochains tomes. Ce tome m’a beaucoup fait sourire.

Ten years have flown by since that fateful day when Daikichi first met Rin at his grandfather's funeral. While Daikichi may be still much the same-though perhaps a bit balder and a few pounds heavier-the wise-beyond-her-years Rin has blossomed into a smart, capable, and well-adjusted teenager. But as the trials and tribulations of high school and adolescence descend in full force upon the pair's cozy household, confusion plagues Rin as her relationship with her childhood friend Kouki begins to change into something different. Will Daikichi, who put his own love life on hold to take care of Rin, actually be able to provide her with the guidance she needs?!

Entre ce tome et le précèdent, dix ans se sont écoulés et Rin est maintenant au lycée. C’est vraiment bizarre au début de faire un si grand saut dans le futur car on se pose plein de questions sur ce qu’il a pu se passer entre nos personnages. Ce tome commence à répondre à nos questions mais pas complètement, il y a encore plein de mystère. J’ai bien rigolé en tout cas.

4/5

Rin struggles in her relationship with friend Kouki, who has professed his love for her, but when Kouki's ex sets her sights on Rin as the object of her rage, things grow even more complicated.

Ce sixième tome m’a vraiment bien replongé dans l’histoire et a développé mon affection pour nos personnages. On se focalise pas mal sur la vie au lycée de Rin et ses amis et on n’apprend pas énormément de choses mais j’ai quand même beaucoup apprécié. Koki et Rin sont hyper chou mais aussy hyper frustrant dans leur relation.

4/5

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