Funny, but not as good as volume 1. I sincerly hope the next part has a bit more story to it... ( )

Reading this series makes me angry. I had a "Sae" in my life, and she made it into a nightmare, especially when I had a crush into a "Toji". Until I met a "Kiley" I never could have imagined how evil and manipulative that girl was. I understand how Momo feels but it's frustrating to see things like this. I hate guys like Toji who are so easily brainwashed. ( )

Reading this series makes me angry. I had a "Sae" in my life, and she made it into a nightmare, especially when I had a crush into a "Toji". Until I met a "Kiley" I never could have imagined how evil and manipulative that girl was. I understand how Momo feels but it's frustrating to see things like this. I hate guys like Toji who are so easily brainwashed. ( )

Reading this series makes me angry. I had a "Sae" in my life, and she made it into a nightmare, especially when I had a crush into a "Toji". Until I met a "Kiley" I never could have imagined how evil and manipulative that girl was. I understand how Momo feels but it's frustrating to see things like this. I hate guys like Toji who are so easily brainwashed. ( )

Mm, series started out okay in Volume 1, just your typical high school shojo. To begin with, I liked Momo's character and I felt that Ueda did a good job of portraying her as a normal girl (with some funny quirks)...not the outcast or underdog like so many high school shojo main characters that I read. However, in this volume, the storyline just jumped the shark for me (can books jump sharks too?...I'm going to say yes). Momo's love interest, Toji, constantly believes Momo's scheming best friend, Sae, over Momo's word. Sae has all these plots to break Momo and Toji up, and Toji believes that Sae is innocent every time...would a guy really believe some random girl over his girlfriend?....constantly? All the plot issues could be fixed if Momo and Toji would just talk to each other. Disappointed. ( )