TALES Recommendation Reviews (6/30)

Hareruya ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ. It's me.
These are my recommendation reviews for the TALES works I have read.
I have also included the entry categories for the Creative Awards period. Please use this as a reference.
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These are recommendation reviews for works I have finished reading. I write reviews once they are completed. Sometimes I also write them at good stopping points.

Writing recommendation reviews takes energy, so there are many works I have finished reading but haven't written about yet. I will write them in order once July starts, so authors of the works I've finished, please wait a little longer.

Well then, it's exciting to see what kind of works I'll introduce this time, isn't it? Here we go.

Let Me Feed You a Banana Tomorrow |Ashoe | Ashoe [Entertainment Original Work Category]

[Recommendation Review] A woman who wants to eat a banana, a man who wants to feed her a banana, everyone read this!
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Is it really okay to publish something like this? Won't you regret it?
Just by reading the title, I thought it was a story about a gorilla, but when I read the synopsis... it's somehow suspicious.
The characters are a man and a woman. The man is the straight man, the woman is the funny one. Ah, it's a classic comedy duo, for sure.
As I read on... wow, can this really go without a beep sound? (It can, of course!) My thoughts... I can't say them (my ability is lacking!).
Who should I recommend this work to? Anyway, everyone, please read it. Those who smirk are normal. Those who don't are stiff. It's a bizarre masterpiece that shakes the heart. Like a modern Dogra Magra?

Ashoe | Ashoe's note article is here.

Bell in the Silver Forest |rira

[Recommendation Review] A gentle story for looking back at yourself
Suzu moved to the Silver Forest and started living alone. Rion, a gray cat she met in the forest.
Suzu, who was not good at socializing, grows through the people she meets in the forest.
Even though it's called a witch story, it's not about magic. The story just flows in a slow, leisurely time.
If you are spending your days feeling like it's hard to breathe, I think you can look back at yourself through this story. Whether you can do something or not, you are a precious existence just as you are. It is a gentle story that teaches you such important things.

rira's note article is here.

Go to Work, Pig! |Eiko Noma [Work Novel Category]

[Recommendation Review] This is a true work novel! Who are you calling a pig!
I'm sorry. I'll work. I don't want to be a pig. ...You don't have to be so intimidated.
I was scared by this powerful title and kept putting it off, but once I started reading, wow, it's incredibly deep and interesting.
"Go to Work, Pig!" was said by her truant son, but that triggered Emi, a sheltered housewife, to start working for the first time, thinking "Damn it!" Great! Cheers to Emi's courage and cheerfulness! (What am I even saying?)
Working means expanding your world. Starting something new is hard. I was nervous at my first company and my first department too. So I understand Emi's feelings well.
She communicates well with the people at her new workplace, works hard, and gets results... yet she gets caught up in various incidents, gets harassed, and it's tough. (There's a lot going on, so read it!)
Her son gradually opens his heart. As expected, young people have flexible minds. But the hopeless one is the stubborn, moral-harassing husband. I was frustrated with him the whole time. I felt like going and hitting him instead. Is he an old-fashioned Showa man! (Grrr) If you love your wife, think more about her!
—or something like that, I'm writing a confusing review, but you can tell how high-spirited I am, right? A novel that you can empathize with this much, that is this "Go to Work, Pig!"
Seeing is believing. Please read it. It's a work that will cheer you up. Recommended.

Eiko Noma's note article is here.

I Had No Turn for Three Years. But I Was Watching |Tokuko | "Troublesome" is a Treasure Trove of Opportunities [Entertainment Original Work Category]

[Recommendation Review] A story that fully supports everyone who is doing their best
The protagonist is "me," a substitute player on the baseball team who never had a turn during three years of high school life. The second round of the prefectural tournament is the stage for the story. When the game starts, everyone participates. There is no player who is not needed.
When in a pinch, everyone fights together. Those who watch, those who shout, those who give advice, those who point out data, the ace, the second pitcher, the pinch hitter, the pinch runner, the substitutes, and the regulars all fight together.
I was in a sports club during junior high school, so it reminds me of that time. I was a substitute until the end too. But I cheered until the end.
Whether you have such experience or not, it's a story that will keep you on the edge of your seat. It doesn't matter if you don't know much about baseball. As you read, you'll find yourself reading on with excitement and suspense.
A story that fully supports everyone who is doing their best. Please read this passionate message.

Tokuko | "Troublesome" is a Treasure Trove of Opportunities's note article is here.

The Inconsistent People Around Me |Zenka Manabe [Comic Essay Category] *Applied via note

[Recommendation Review] Just by reading the synopsis, you can tell how interesting it is!
If you read the synopsis, you will understand its uniqueness (interest).
School, hospital, work, home. The reality of "frenzy" and "perversion" lurking in every aspect of daily life is written in a way that is both eerie and lighthearted. It's funny but chilling. Loose, yet desolate.
Such a story—while saying that, it seems to be a true story. No, that can't be right? While thinking that, I started to think, no, maybe, and after finishing it to the end, it's a work that makes you want to praise the author for growing up so well.
The author's words that "I never want to go back, but it's nostalgic" might be true. No matter how intense the past was, if there is a present where you can say it's nostalgic once it has become the past, shouldn't you call yourself happy?
In the first place, by talking about it this brightly, the author has already won over the past. You're amazing, Zenka-san!
My favorite story is episode 8. I like the older brother's character.
Anyway, it's genuinely interesting, so please read it.
Since it's entered in the Creative Awards Comic Essay category from note, supporting it from there is also an option.

Zenka Manabe's note article is here.

That's all for today's 5 introductions.

I have also submitted three works from TALES to the Creative Awards. Please support me.

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Well, that's all for today.
Hallelujah ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ.

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