Komomo Confiserie, Vol. 4
- 200pages
- 7 heures de lecture
A new romantic comedy by the creator of S.A and Voice Over!: Seiyu Academy!
Maki Minami est une auteure de manga célébrée pour son travail, en particulier pour la populaire série Special A. Sa narration se caractérise par une approche dynamique et un style artistique distinctif qui capte l'attention des lecteurs. Minami a obtenu une reconnaissance pour sa capacité à créer des récits captivants qui résonnent auprès de son public. Ses contributions au médium manga sont évidentes dans l'attrait durable de ses séries et les éloges reçus pour ses premières nouvelles.






A new romantic comedy by the creator of S.A and Voice Over!: Seiyu Academy!
A new romantic comedy by the creator of S.A and Voice Over!: Seiyu Academy!
Pampered but now destitute, Komomo finds true friendship and love while working in a pastry shop. As a little girl, Komomo Ninomiya delighted in picking on Natsu Azumi, the son of her family’s pastry chef. Ten years later, when the family fortune is lost and she has no place to live, Komomo encounters Natsu again in her hour of need. Now that Natsu is a master pastry chef in his own right, he’ll help Komomo—but only if she works for him at his new confiserie! Komomo, in the throes of first love, doesn’t understand the feelings she’s having for Seto. She asks Natsu about feeling giddy, and he tells her that she’s simply experiencing a head cold. But when Komomo finds out Seto’s heart belongs to another, will Natsu be there to comfort her?
Hime Kino aspires to become a voice actress like her idol, Sakura Aoyama, and sees acceptance into Holly Academy's voice acting department as a crucial step. Despite facing criticism for her gruff voice from both peers and teachers, Hime is determined to prove her talent and claim her place as a voice acting princess. Her journey is one of resilience and self-discovery as she battles stereotypes and strives to fulfill her dreams in the competitive world of voice acting.
The story follows Hime, who is thrilled to be part of the popular anime series Cruel Octalia, yet faces a lackluster fan response, including from her friends. To improve her portrayal, she realizes the need for deeper character research. However, her recent experiences have left her feeling uncertain and hesitant to seek guidance from Senri Kudo, the ideal source of help. This narrative explores themes of self-discovery and the pressures of performance in the entertainment industry.
Originally published in Japan in 2013, this book offers a unique perspective on its themes and characters, reflecting the cultural nuances of its origin. The narrative captures the essence of Japanese storytelling, showcasing intricate plot developments and rich character arcs that resonate with readers. Its publication by Hakusensha, a notable publisher, highlights its significance in the literary landscape.
Pampered but now destitute, Komomo finds true friendship and love while working in a pastry shop. As a little girl, Komomo Ninomiya delighted in picking on Natsu Azumi, the son of her family’s pastry chef. Ten years later, when the family fortune is lost and she has no place to live, Komomo encounters Natsu again in her hour of need. Now that Natsu is a master pastry chef in his own right, he’ll help Komomo—but only if she works for him at his new confiserie!
Pampered but now destitute, Komomo finds true friendship and love while working in a pastry shop. As a little girl, Komomo Ninomiya delighted in picking on Natsu Azumi, the son of her family’s pastry chef. Ten years later, when the family fortune is lost and she has no place to live, Komomo encounters Natsu again in her hour of need. Now that Natsu is a master pastry chef in his own right, he’ll help Komomo—but only if she works for him at his new confiserie! Now that Komomo’s family is bankrupt, the arranged marriage her father had planned for her is most likely void. With her future now open, Komomo decides to look for love and start dating. Natsu offers himself up to be her suitor, but will Komomo accept him?
Hime's summer vacation is filled with valuable work experience, but her excitement is marred by anxiety about confronting Senri Kudo. After a distressing reaction to his voice, the anticipation of their meeting triggers panic, threatening both her burgeoning friendship and her career prospects. The story explores themes of anxiety, personal growth, and the challenges of forming connections in the face of fear.
Originally published in Japan in 2011, this book offers a unique perspective on its themes and characters, reflecting the cultural nuances of its origin. With a focus on storytelling that resonates with readers, it invites exploration of its narrative depth and artistic expression. The colophon indicates its publishing heritage, hinting at the craftsmanship involved in its creation.