Komomo Confiserie, Vol. 3

Another exceptional volume in this series!Until the end that is. -_-Can't say why because of spoilers, but ugh, I just want to push a character out the book ASAP.*coughs* Anyway, as I was saying…So yes, I continue to love this series because of what Komomo learns. I feel it's rare for me to be more invested into the actual protagonist than the couple being together.That's not to say I don't like the romance though! If any volume thus far makes one want to really cheer for the romance, it's definitely this one! And I HAVE been cheering for it, but Komomo is such a fun character to watch grow. She's so different from who she was in volume one and just can't get over how much she learns and grows. She is very compelling in wanting to cheer for her, especially due to some sad things that take place in this volume.And as always, the art is absolutely stunning!A really good volume and hoping that a said character gets out the picture quickly!

Great book.

~4/5I’m honestly surprised with the maturity in this series.Komomo realizes that she’s dealing with her first love, and is upset when she first realizes that he has a girlfriend and that he’s moving away. And while this hurts her at first, she doesn’t bother with that for very long. Instead, she decides to fix things between the couple when they break up, even if it hurts her as well. And she does it so well, too.Then Komomo has a friendship moment with Rise, as Rise tries to help Komomo get over her broken heart without really admitting to doing that. Their friendship is both hilarious and perfectly fitting both of them. They’re odd, and they get each other.And of course we’re left with a cliffhanger regarding Natsu. I’m anticipating him finally admitting to his feelings for Komomo, which I’m hoping will be hilarious and adorable in normal Minami fashion, but it’ll probably be another volume before we see that.Still, absolutely loving this series. It’s hilarious and adorable and mature and crazy. And the sweets look so delicious. I can’t wait for more.A review copy was provided by the publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so much![More of my reviews are available on my blog, Geeky Reading, to which there's a link on my profile.]

Komomo Confiserie continues to build strength as a series. This volume is about romance and what a roller coaster it can be. In the previous volume, Komomo met Seto, a fellow from a rich family who chose to become an apprentice shoemaker. Komomo starts to have romantic feelings which Natsu finds troubling. Then it turns out Seto has someone in his life, but when he and his girlfriend have some major issues, it's Komomo who takes it on herself to help them. We also see that after her family lost its fortune, Komomo is learning to appreciate elements of her new life and she is showing that beyond the spoiled princess, there is a young woman of strong and caring character. The series is not bombastic but if you are looking for a quiet but touching story, Komomo Confiserie is certainly recommended.

Volume 3 of this series is very cute and moves the plot along nicely.

As always, it doesn't disappoint. Despite being a Kindle purchase, the quality is brilliant, and you don't lose out on any readability.