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This manga is about a boy who bullies a deaf girl to the point of a school transfer and the events that transpire afterwards.
This volume, however, is entirely about everything leading up to the transfer.

That works wonderfully, as we get to see the full extent of his abuse and understand why he does it. The story doesn't skip any details for the sake of an "oooooooo" and I love that. The story also does a great job of showing the effects of bullying and what it looks like without it dragging on a lecture. It is instead displayed rather than described so that the reader understands why the girl transfers and can feel the emotion in the story. I can't say much without spoiling, but know that every character in this series plays a part in the development of the two protagonists. (Technically they're both protagonist, they're antagonist to each other though.)

Art: The art style is different from a lot of other manga I've read, and can sometimes not be that pleasing, but it's good overall.

Characters: I won't lie, so far the only characters worth giving a damn about are Shoya and Shota. This volume is essentially about building them up, so I understand it. Hopefully we get more insight on some of the other side characters, Shoyas mom for example.

Overall: This is a great start and I have already put the next 2 volumes in my cart! Completely recommend it!


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A Silent Voice 1 Yoshitoki Oima 9781632360564 Books Reviews

This manga is one of my favorites and I ordered it for my boyfriend for Christmas as a gift. It come in perfect shape and has amazing quality. Thank you!
i absolutely love this beautiful story so much that i'm on a mission to buy all the volumes! i received my order of volume 1 today and it's exactly how it's supposed to be, nothing is dented and nothing is missing, it's perfect. i can't wait to buy the other volumes )
I read this series first, and then I started collecting it for my daughter. This manga is not filled with all sunshine and flowers. The main character is believable and flawed and you want to root for him because he's trying to do better. It's very rare that you see a character who starts out being so insensitive, realize his mistake and work so hard at trying to make it right. It makes you want to root for him. I will be gathering all of these volumes because this is an intelligent, well written story.
If you like the movie and want to know more. I recommend you to read the manga. These give more information about the story and make you better understand the characters motives more clearly. This is also a book that I would recommend for people who also don’t read manga too. I think having a story about a girl being bullied would be interesting to them.
I love this manga I have only read vol. 1 and soon want to get vol. 2 but this manga is amazing
It's was so funny at first but then got so sad I feel really bad for shoya even though he started it AND OH MY GOSH SHOKO IS TO CUTE AND SO NICE I LOVE HER
This is definitely worth reading.
A Silent Voice gives a window to bullying that isn't present in much of today's media. Not even teenagers really understand what's happening in their own heads, but this Manga explains the thoughts, feelings, pains, and joys of growing up beautifully. A powerful message embedded in the story is that it is always possible to come back from the brink of losing hope. I would recommend this Manga to anyone.
This review is of the first volume alone, so please keep in mind that is how I am judging the story at this point. It's not often a story can get an immediate reaction out of me. Within a single chapter I had an idea of what the story was going for and realized to my horror that the first volume was basically what would become one of the most difficult but fast reads I have done with any series. I blew through the first volume within an hour or so. It's engrossing but mainly because of how well one can relate to it. As an anime and manga fan I was not a cool kid in middle school or high school. It's unlikely that those interests would ever allow for a "popular" kid in that age. So, bullying isn't something I'm unused to. I have also been working with troubled youth and those with learning disabilities for the past 2 years so this story is a painful reminder of what kind of things adolescents will do to one another in their ignorance.

It's not difficult to relate to the story of someone being bullied but this story actually takes place from the perspective of someone who is the bully, a non-traditional setup. If you're anything like me, you may have a hard time getting through the story knowing that the main character you're following is the bully in this particular story. While that dichotomy changes a bit as the volume goes on this first volume isn't an easy story to swallow. But the fact that it is so important is what makes it truly shine. The characters are all real and it's not hard to see how many of these people exist in everyday life, even outside of the Japanese culture. The voices of shame of and guilt that resonant after the ignorance and bullying are given light are all too common and when enough becomes too much it really hits home to see how the dynamic of the story changes up.

The art for this particular series is beautiful. In fact, in a day and age where stories like this tend to focus on pretty yet great drawing, this particular series has a bit of grit to it which makes it that much more appealing given the tone of the series.

Since this is only the first volume it's hard to say where the story will go from here in terms of quality. As far as beginning volumes though, this one definitely has lasting impact even without the continued plot. I'll be very interested in reading what comes to follow.
This manga is about a boy who bullies a deaf girl to the point of a school transfer and the events that transpire afterwards.
This volume, however, is entirely about everything leading up to the transfer.

That works wonderfully, as we get to see the full extent of his abuse and understand why he does it. The story doesn't skip any details for the sake of an "oooooooo" and I love that. The story also does a great job of showing the effects of bullying and what it looks like without it dragging on a lecture. It is instead displayed rather than described so that the reader understands why the girl transfers and can feel the emotion in the story. I can't say much without spoiling, but know that every character in this series plays a part in the development of the two protagonists. (Technically they're both protagonist, they're antagonist to each other though.)

Art The art style is different from a lot of other manga I've read, and can sometimes not be that pleasing, but it's good overall.

Characters I won't lie, so far the only characters worth giving a damn about are Shoya and Shota. This volume is essentially about building them up, so I understand it. Hopefully we get more insight on some of the other side characters, Shoyas mom for example.

Overall This is a great start and I have already put the next 2 volumes in my cart! Completely recommend it!