Rascal Does Not Dream of Petite Devil Kohai
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- Author：Hajime Kamoshida
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Summary
Can a person literally die of loneliness？ Is there a connection between the ability to express emotions and Alzheimer’s disease？ Is there such a thing as a ‘cancer personality’？
Drawing on deep scientific research and Dr Gabor Maté’s acclaimed clinical work， When the Body Says No provides the answers to critical questions about the mind-body link – and the role that stress and our emotional makeup play in an array of common diseases。
When the Body Says No:
- Explores the role of the mind-body link in conditions and diseases such as arthritis， cancer， diabetes， heart disease， irritable bowel syndrome and multiple sclerosis。
- Shares dozens of enlightening case studies and stories， including those of people such as Lou Gehrig （ALS）， Betty Ford （breast cancer）， Ronald Reagan （Alzheimer’s）， Gilda Radner （ovarian cancer） and Lance Armstrong （testicular cancer）
- Reveals ‘The Seven A’s of Healing’: principles in healing and the prevention of illness from hidden stress
Drawing on deep scientific research and Dr Gabor Maté’s acclaimed clinical work， When the Body Says No provides the answers to critical questions about the mind-body link – and the role that stress and our emotional makeup play in an array of common diseases。
When the Body Says No:
- Explores the role of the mind-body link in conditions and diseases such as arthritis， cancer， diabetes， heart disease， irritable bowel syndrome and multiple sclerosis。
- Shares dozens of enlightening case studies and stories， including those of people such as Lou Gehrig （ALS）， Betty Ford （breast cancer）， Ronald Reagan （Alzheimer’s）， Gilda Radner （ovarian cancer） and Lance Armstrong （testicular cancer）
- Reveals ‘The Seven A’s of Healing’: principles in healing and the prevention of illness from hidden stress
Reviews
Douglas Cootey
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Kamoshida’s dialogue is simply top notch。 It’s not realistic。 Nobody could be that clever。 No conversations are this perfectly balanced with zing and depth。 Yet the conversations have that classic movie feel that is pure entertainment。 I loved it。 In addition， Kamoshida understands his characters well。 They and their reactions feel real and organic。 This is important in storytelling in general， but more so when the subject matter is farfetched。 Lastly， the Groundhog Day style storyline felt free Kamoshida’s dialogue is simply top notch。 It’s not realistic。 Nobody could be that clever。 No conversations are this perfectly balanced with zing and depth。 Yet the conversations have that classic movie feel that is pure entertainment。 I loved it。 In addition， Kamoshida understands his characters well。 They and their reactions feel real and organic。 This is important in storytelling in general， but more so when the subject matter is farfetched。 Lastly， the Groundhog Day style storyline felt free from drudgery despite the same moments being lived over and over again。 That is challenging to do， so I appreciate the effort Kamoshida took to give this genre a fresh spin。 。。。more
Martina
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3。5 ⭐️In questo volume Mai è irritante come poche cose al mondo。 Non l’ho proprio sopportata。
Joe Kerr
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I enjoyed this， but not as much as Bunny Girl SenpaiThis volume just didn't bring out the feels like the previous story did。 In Bunny Girl Senpai， I felt like I was on an emotional roller-coaster along with Mai and Sakuta。 The last part of that， where he finally realizes that he forgot her， and realizes he's madly in love with her， and screams this love in front of the entire school。。。 all that was so incredibly romantic， and brought a tear to my eye。 Petite Devil Kohai is a good story in of its I enjoyed this， but not as much as Bunny Girl SenpaiThis volume just didn't bring out the feels like the previous story did。 In Bunny Girl Senpai， I felt like I was on an emotional roller-coaster along with Mai and Sakuta。 The last part of that， where he finally realizes that he forgot her， and realizes he's madly in love with her， and screams this love in front of the entire school。。。 all that was so incredibly romantic， and brought a tear to my eye。 Petite Devil Kohai is a good story in of itself， but it just doesn't have the emotional hooks that ring home with me on a personal level， like Bunny Girl Senpai did。 Regardless， I thought this story was well done， and was a good adaptation of the LN that stayed true to the original themes， characters， and emotions。 。。。more
August Taylforth
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Great as always
Esmeralda Lopez
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I really missed Mai in this one but the younger girl （I forgot her name already） was a good character too。
-moonprismpower-
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I liked this as much as the bunny girl arc。 I loved how Sakuta teased Koga。 It was adorable。 I may have developed a crush on Sakuta along with Koga。 Haha！The storyline was great。 Another case of Adolescence Syndrome。 This volume （or 2 in 1） reminded me of Groundhog Day。 The day kept repeating till something was fixed。 Anyway， it was interesting！ The only thing that made me a little sad was that Mai wasn’t in it much （best girl right？？） and her and Sakuta’s “relationship” hasn’t even started。。。 * I liked this as much as the bunny girl arc。 I loved how Sakuta teased Koga。 It was adorable。 I may have developed a crush on Sakuta along with Koga。 Haha！The storyline was great。 Another case of Adolescence Syndrome。 This volume （or 2 in 1） reminded me of Groundhog Day。 The day kept repeating till something was fixed。 Anyway， it was interesting！ The only thing that made me a little sad was that Mai wasn’t in it much （best girl right？？） and her and Sakuta’s “relationship” hasn’t even started。。。 *sighs*I can’t wait for the next arc though！ 。。。more
Casey
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Just when I'm thinking I can't actually like this series any more， along comes the second light novel and I am in love with the series all over again。 Just as Sakuta thinks everything's starting to shape up with Mai he wakes up the next day to find it isn't the next day。 The reason？ Another girl suffering through adolescents syndrome of course。I am awaiting Rascal Does Not Dream of the Logical Witch with much anticipation。 Just when I'm thinking I can't actually like this series any more， along comes the second light novel and I am in love with the series all over again。 Just as Sakuta thinks everything's starting to shape up with Mai he wakes up the next day to find it isn't the next day。 The reason？ Another girl suffering through adolescents syndrome of course。I am awaiting Rascal Does Not Dream of the Logical Witch with much anticipation。 。。。more
taddythaddaeus
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 A girl who wants to fit in so badly she spends all her time desperately reading others， and before she knows it， she can even read the future。
Carol
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I'm so in love with this Rascal series， they're so adorable。 Even though I'm not much of a romance girl， these are so lovely， and the fantastic elements in the story are fascinating。 In this volume we have another version of Adolescence Syndrome， where a girl， so fearful of her reality， starts looping days until she can get the result she wants， thus trapping Sakuta in the loops。 As with the previous one， it's fascinating seeing how the emotions and mental stability of the characters is what is I'm so in love with this Rascal series， they're so adorable。 Even though I'm not much of a romance girl， these are so lovely， and the fantastic elements in the story are fascinating。 In this volume we have another version of Adolescence Syndrome， where a girl， so fearful of her reality， starts looping days until she can get the result she wants， thus trapping Sakuta in the loops。 As with the previous one， it's fascinating seeing how the emotions and mental stability of the characters is what is triggering the Adolescence Syndrome and its consequences。 The girl we see in this book， Tomoe， is a teenager terrified with being left out。 So she always answers every single text from her friends， agrees with them， watches the video they watch just so that she can talk about them with them， she does everything in her power so no one hates her， but all of this stress is taking a tall on her， and honestly， this is no way of living， as there will come a point when she won't be able to avoid frictions。 All this tension triggers her Adolescence Syndrome， and until she resolves her inner issues， things won't stop。It was another fantastic story， that also deals with unrequited love。 How much pain can you hold， how much hope you can have， but also about how you need to deal because you can't force anyone to love you。 It was heartbreaking sometimes， but I loved how the theme was explored， and while the anime is very close to the books， in here we get to see character's feelings way more deeply。 I'm so afraid of getting to the Kaede book， because I know how that story ends and I can already predict lots of tears。 。。。more
Mateus Perboni Rodrigues
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The main character is indeed someone very interesting。 I like the way he "handles/deals" with those around him that are not close， but switches to a nice version when it involves someone dear to him。Again， the author brings to a light novel a real concept and merges with the story。 The main character is indeed someone very interesting。 I like the way he "handles/deals" with those around him that are not close， but switches to a nice version when it involves someone dear to him。Again， the author brings to a light novel a real concept and merges with the story。 。。。more
John
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Like most light novel authors， Hajime Kamoshida takes lots of shortcuts with descriptions， saying x is like y， with no other context or the air smelled of summer which tells you little of the weight or olfactory experience of the air。 But， there is a complete story with a full arc， and it’s entertaining。 I was worried that this series would be far too derivative of Nisioisin’s Bakemonogatari series。 While there are similarities it’s is wholly different in execution。 Like most light novel authors， Hajime Kamoshida takes lots of shortcuts with descriptions， saying x is like y， with no other context or the air smelled of summer which tells you little of the weight or olfactory experience of the air。 But， there is a complete story with a full arc， and it’s entertaining。 I was worried that this series would be far too derivative of Nisioisin’s Bakemonogatari series。 While there are similarities it’s is wholly different in execution。 。。。more
Avelino Alvarez
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A brief overview of feelings more than friendly less than lovely How to explain yourself love and friendship have not limits on time。。。 Sun， beach and adolescents going through misunderstandings and getting closers to theirselfs
NunaKneazlle
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Ahlala quel quiproquo。。。 Mais l'humour est beaucoup plus présent dans ce tome ！ Ça rafraîchit， ça fait du bien ！ Ahlala quel quiproquo。。。 Mais l'humour est beaucoup plus présent dans ce tome ！ Ça rafraîchit， ça fait du bien ！ 。。。more
Eressea
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