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There's also a light treatment of the way owners tend to think that overfeeding a pet equals love; it doesn't go into health issues or anything like that, simply acknowledging that it's a thing that happens and that we maybe shouldn't do it.

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I remember there was much social media buzz surrounding this adorable slice-of-life, not only because of the wonderful content, but also because its author, Umi Sakurai, self-published the manga online before it promptly went viral.Also, in their first encounter, Moriyama comments on how good Kanda smells and how his heart is beating around Kanda. But it never loses its sweet and hopeful touch, and that combination of emotions is what makes it such a successful series about the ups and downs of sharing your life with a cat. In the completely biased and subjective opinion of a hardcore cat person, this was a masterpiece of literature and I highly recommend. A Man and His Cat was originally self-published by Sakurai, with new entries in the series posted weekly on her Twitter and Pixiv accounts. Still, take this with a grain of salt, My profile picture totally indicate that have a pet cat and I am an easy mark for this series.

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Raise wa Tanin ga Ii, Senpai ga Uzai Kōhai no Hanashi Take Top Prizes at Tsugi ni Kuru Manga Awards". Well Done, Son" Guy: Geoffroy Lambert is one toward his father, one of the four famous pianists in the world, as he's never been acknowledged (in his mind) by him growing up to the point he even decides to copy Kanda because he's been the only person his father has ever recognized. This is especially true of childless people, like me, who tend to become emotionally overinvested in their animals and to dote on them in a way that gives onlookers the creeps.

Fortunately there are some lighter moments to balance out the emotionally heavy content of most of the book. Everyone Has Standards: Kanade Hibino, a former rival of Kanda’s, is disgusted with his mother pawning off her unwanted cat Marin onto him, telling her she should never take responsibility for a living thing again if she can't commit to caring for it. Slice of Life: The series centers around Kanda and his cat Fukumaru and the wacky day-to-day experiences they have.