Bunny Drop: Bunny Drop, Vol. 1 (Series #1) (Paperback)

from edenjean

Bunny Drop is a slice-of-life manga like no other. 30 year-old bachelor Daikichi goes back home to attend his grandfather's funeral and returns with an adopted 6 year-old child. Rin Kaga is the love child of the grandfather and an as-of-yet unknown woman. All of Daikichi's family members are loat...

from keristars

There is something about Yumi Unita's art style that really appeals to me. I can't quite place my finger on what it is, though does do facial expressions and emotions very well, and I love the way she draws hands (it's a little bit quirky). In Bunny Drop, the drawings are clean with strong lines ...

from Erika.D

I could not get enough of this book series! I loved the characters and the story is adorable. I laughed out loud so many times and learned a lot about Japanese culture. However, the last book in the series left me feeling let down, disappointed and confused.

from edenjean

Bunny Drop is a slice-of-life manga like no other. 30 year-old bachelor Daikichi goes back home to attend his grandfather's funeral and returns with an adopted 6 year-old child. Rin Kaga is the love child of the grandfather and an as-of-yet unknown woman. All of Daikichi's family members are loat...

from keristars

There is something about Yumi Unita's art style that really appeals to me. I can't quite place my finger on what it is, though does do facial expressions and emotions very well, and I love the way she draws hands (it's a little bit quirky). In Bunny Drop, the drawings are clean with strong lines ...