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Bird Kiss #2
Bird Kiss Volume 2
The ugly duck grows into a beautiful boy! Heerack is back and looks better than ever...in fact, he looks so good that all the girls are swooning over him at school! Miyoul is confused about all the tantalizing stares he's getting as well as all the mean glares she's getting from the other girls. But as Heerack stands by her side through thick and thin, Miyoul gets even more confused. Could her childhood friend be her fairytale prince?
192 pages, Paperback
First published December 12, 2006
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May 21, 2021
My first Manga Read! Enjoyed it a lot, laughed out loud in one of the comedy scenes, even though the main characters irritated me on being naive, so trusting and stupid at some point it was a good laugh.
The comedy aspect hide out or perhaps toned down how rude and selfishly our female character was behaving throughout the book with our main male character. If I was on his place I would have learnt my lesson and stayed away but apparently he is still waiting and hoping for her to feel the same as he does towards her.
Repeating what I said the comedy aspect didn’t let me hate the story or the way the characters were basing their relationships in uncertain foundation ( loving the popular boy when he doesn’t even care about her, having feelings for your childhood best friend and after being rejected by her still insisting on the connection, popular queen having feelings for a boy that loves and cares a lot about someone else etc..) in all these cases the feelings are entirely one sided, both of the characters in question don’t return the same feelings for the other.
I saw what was going on with the bad boy from the class room and the popular queen and class ambassador and I was here for it.
It kind of like 101 nights story but with her having to sing for him because he thinks her voice her pretty, and the sole purpose for her to be forced in singing is because she want the folded bird paper back, to achieve her wish of loving another guy😑 which is quite irritating, but hopefully with the story development everything will end up settling down rightfully.
had to start with the second book since I got it as a gift even before reading volume 1, don’t feel like missing out a lot from book 1 the event just picked up and I understood everything easily, but would love to read the first book to understand the minor scenes the characters talked about referring to book one.
The comedy aspect hide out or perhaps toned down how rude and selfishly our female character was behaving throughout the book with our main male character. If I was on his place I would have learnt my lesson and stayed away but apparently he is still waiting and hoping for her to feel the same as he does towards her.
Repeating what I said the comedy aspect didn’t let me hate the story or the way the characters were basing their relationships in uncertain foundation ( loving the popular boy when he doesn’t even care about her, having feelings for your childhood best friend and after being rejected by her still insisting on the connection, popular queen having feelings for a boy that loves and cares a lot about someone else etc..) in all these cases the feelings are entirely one sided, both of the characters in question don’t return the same feelings for the other.
I saw what was going on with the bad boy from the class room and the popular queen and class ambassador and I was here for it.
It kind of like 101 nights story but with her having to sing for him because he thinks her voice her pretty, and the sole purpose for her to be forced in singing is because she want the folded bird paper back, to achieve her wish of loving another guy😑 which is quite irritating, but hopefully with the story development everything will end up settling down rightfully.
had to start with the second book since I got it as a gift even before reading volume 1, don’t feel like missing out a lot from book 1 the event just picked up and I understood everything easily, but would love to read the first book to understand the minor scenes the characters talked about referring to book one.
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September 3, 2014
I was hoping that Miyoul would become a bit more reasonable if not likeable in this volume, but unfortunately that's not the case. I can't stomach how inconsiderate she is and I don't understand how my lovely Heerack loves and tolerates it. Let's see how well it continues with volume three.
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