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Nominated for Best Graphic Novels for Teens 2018 & 2019 -- ALA
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"A simultaneously heartwarming and heartbreaking story about the chance meeting and budding romance." --Library Journal
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"A fascinating and nuanced exploration of real-world issues that people who are deaf or hard of hearing face, tucked gracefully into the rest of the story. The whole book delicate and a little dreamy." --AV Club
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"If you're looking for a gay love story with loads of tropes, disability representation, and slow burn romance, [this] is the series for you!"
--Aiden Thomas, author Cemetery Boys (MacMillan, 2020)
Publisher Marketing:
Stunningly handsome Kohei Sugihara was outgoing and popular with the girls at school. But when a sudden illness left him with partial hearing loss, he grew quiet and reluctant to engage with others. At college, a chance encounter with an ever-optimistic classmate named Taichi Sagawa helped Kohei open up once more. And over time, the two began to develop feelings for each other. As the story continues, the pair tries to balance their budding relationship alongside Taichi's inspiring new career and Kohei's continued studies. But things don't always go as planned. One day, seemingly out of nowhere, Kohei announces that maybe they should spend some time apart.
Contributor Bio:Fumino, Yuki
Yuki Fumino's first manga, I Hear the Sunspot, received a great deal of attention upon its publication in 2014, quickly leading to the development of a feature film. The exceptional talent on display in her debut project has made her one of the most watched and up-coming manga-ka in the BL world.
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