A girl being teased. A classmate giggling. Takada, a transfer student, doesn’t know what’s going on in his class. That’s why it reaches her straight away. A heartwarming story that reminds you of your elementary school days.
<For upper elementary students, with furigana provided for all kanji>
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The chapter lengths for this volume are as low as 4 pages and as many as 18. 3, 4, and 5 weeks break up into mostly equal reading weeks, but 6 weeks is a bit rougher with where some of the 18 page chapters fall.
If it helps to decide, the manga looks like it only has furigana on names, and has a decent amount of text per page. I looked through a few pages and the first page seems fairly representative of the amount of text on an average page.
Life™ keep getting in the way, but our poll closed a few days ago with a tie between 3 and 4 weeks, and since most of the votes were duplicated across the two choices, I made the decision to have us read the book in 4 weeks (schedule above). See you all in a few weeks when we start on Feb 24!
And we’re off with week 1, in which our 転校生 encounters a 死神?!
Week
Chapters
Pages
Percent
1
1 - 4
3 - 32
If anyone is reading the ebook and wants to share end percentages for the weeks that would be great! I uh… liberated my copy and don’t have ebook percentages in my reader.
Amazon does (I’m pretty sure?), and I can load it up into my Kindle if need be. But also if no one else is reading on Kindle it probably doesn’t matter
I’ll be reading on Kindle, but I’m going to be in a weird situation for the next few days where I’ll have little/no Internet access, so if no one has gotten back to you by the end of the week I can.