Boku Kagi O Nonjatta (Tankobon Hardcover)

The balance between humor and emotional depth is delicate here — I wonder what inspired the approach to make Joey's struggles relatable without overwhelming the reader.

The family scenes felt very authentic and complex, making me think about how our home life influences how we see ourselves. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

The narration felt very authentic and engaging — I’m curious whether the author based Joey’s voice on real experiences or crafted it from scratch.