Say I Love You. 16 Paperback – Illustrated, October 11, 2016

Most series stop after the characters finish high school, but I love that Say I Love You is still going. It is so interesting to see how each of these characters grow in their new environment and deal with being apart more than they have ever been. You really don't know if the relationships/friendships will last or what kind of hardships everyone will face - much like real life as we change and grow.. even if it sometimes means leaving people behind.

This volume started a bit slow but by the end, I was totally engrossed. There may or may not be a few characters that I want to throat punch but fingers crossed that they will redeem themselves in the next volume.

feels like the story is being dragged to much after hs. But I've been reading this shoujo for years there's no way I wont finish the story. They got the ending that I wanted so Im happy. :)

Great story.

I had to order this book twice because it didn't come the first time, and the second time the pages started falling out as I read. I'm agitated since this is a story I absolutely love with all my heart and I can't even finish this volume because the pages are falling out. I do recommend this series but please don't buy it from here, buy it from your local bookstore or read it online. Other than it not coming the first time and the pages falling out this was an incredible volume.

~3.5-4/5(Contains some spoilers.)Of course now that they're in college, Yamato has to meet some woman who immediately starts getting in the way. Of course.I really hate these kinds of stories. I really do.So. Yamato and Mei are doing different things, and while they're talking on the phone, they're not really seeing each other much. Mei is trying to branch out, while Yamato is meeting people and has made a new friend in this girl who is clearly interested. Then Asami and Takeshi start having problems, so this leads to even more worries.Near the end, it looks like Mei is going to speak with Asami about some things, and I hope that happens. She needs to be more open with her friends about these things.Then there's Megumi. She's doing better as a person, I guess, but she's also struggling as a model. I still want her to get closer to Kai, as well. I'm not really sure where her character is going from here, though.I love college stories, but I also hate all these relationships that end right after high school. Ugh. I hope the next one is better, and that Yamato and Mei actually get to talk. We'll see, though.[More of my reviews are available on my blog, Geeky Reading, to which there's a link on my profile.]