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A review by bookishrealm
Sweetness and Lightning, Volume 1 by Gido Amagakure
3.0
I read this book as a part of the #gettinggraphic readathon and I definitely enjoyed it. I've had this thing lately with cooking manga and I've really enjoyed them; however, this one didn't peak my interest as much as I thought it would. I loved the artwork and I loved that the story focused on a dad that wanted to do nothing more than cook for his daughter or at least learn how to cook; however, it was really slow.
The characters were fun at times, but other times they weren't that interesting and it forced me to take breaks from the manga. I wish the plot moved faster, but it didn't so I didn't find myself as engaged. I am interested in seeing where it goes, the development of relationships, and if the dad is going to learn to cook well enough to satisfy his daughter.
The characters were fun at times, but other times they weren't that interesting and it forced me to take breaks from the manga. I wish the plot moved faster, but it didn't so I didn't find myself as engaged. I am interested in seeing where it goes, the development of relationships, and if the dad is going to learn to cook well enough to satisfy his daughter.