となりのボーイフレンド (Tankobon Hardcover)

Meg Cabot's witty style is so fun, but I wondered if the lighter tone made some of the deeper themes feel less impactful.

The family relationships felt so authentic and nuanced. I'm curious whether this was drawn from personal experience or purely fictional.

The humor made the story enjoyable, but I sometimes found myself wishing for more emotional depth. Was that a deliberate choice?