Full Moon O Sagashite, Volume 2 Book

This series kind of reminds me of a pop song where the lyrics were chosen not based on their actual meaning, but based on how they sound with the music and the images they invoke. As far as I can tell, the story is kind of cheesy and slow-paced, but it doesn't matter to me, because I'm hardly paying any attention to it. The thing about those pop songs is that they're a lot better if you just ignore the lyrics, and focus on the music and the feelings. So that's what I'm doing here - I'm ignoring the semblance of a plot, and just focusing on the cutesy artwork and the faux-emotional dialogue. My reading experience would've been only slightly different if I were reading the untranslated Japanese version. It's kind of fun to read like that, but I don't gain anything from it - it's kind of a waste of time. So while I don't intend to continue with the series, I bear no ill will to the books I've read. And if you enjoy fluff simply for the sake of fluff, there's no reason for you not to read this book.