Fruits Basket, Vol. 7
Fruits Basket, Vol. 7
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2005
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Fruits Basket, Vol. 7 by Natsuki Takaya continues the story of Tohru Honda and her deepening relationships with the Sohma family. This volume explores the challenges faced by the characters as they confront personal and family issues tied to the Sohma curse, highlighting themes of friendship, acceptance, and emotional healing.
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Fruits Basket, Vol. 7 by Natsuki Takaya continues to captivate readers with its blend of heartfelt moments and character development. Fans appreciate the deepening emotional connections and the unfolding backstories. Some criticism revolves around the pacing, which can feel slow at times. Overall, it remains a compelling installment in the beloved series.
Who Should Read Fruits Basket, Vol. 7?
Readers who enjoy heartfelt character development, themes of friendship, and touch of fantasy in a shōjo manga would love Fruits Basket, Vol. 7. Fans of Sailor Moon by Naoko Takeuchi or Nana by Ai Yazawa will find this installment captivating due to its emotional depth and relatable conflicts.
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