
Manga Review: Boy Meets Maria
Boy Meets Maria by Peyo is a special, unique manga that took me on an emotional journey. For anyone looking for a heartfelt story, check it out!

Boy Meets Maria by Peyo is a special, unique manga that took me on an emotional journey. For anyone looking for a heartfelt story, check it out!

After reading this first volume of She Loves to Cook, and She Loves to Eat by Sakaomi Yuzaki, I knew I wanted to dedicate a video to this manga. I highly recommend reading this series if you have a chance!

The Invisible Man and His Soon-to-Be Wife was my top 10 most anticipated manga announced for 2023. It looked like it would have everything I’d want in a manga. The cover seems wholesome and I always love looking at dapper men and well-dressed ladies.
But did it hold up to my high expectations? Let’s dive in.

I drug my feet a bit on starting the next volume of this series. Not because the first volume was bad per se, just that it didn’t grip me enough to immediately rush out and read the next volume. With it being digital only, I was waiting to accrue some points on my account to bring the $10.99 price tag down to something considered more appropriate.

At first glance the stylish, painterly cover drew me in.

It’s not often that I read a Josei series—not for lack of wanting to—it’s just most series that I think might be Josei turn out to be Seinen instead. Demographics aside, when I saw the cover to Changes of Heart and read the official summary, I felt like this was one series I wanted to check out since it sparked my interest.