Their relationship is a bit too much of a Big Mis. It was sweet when everyone won’t sit next to Sawako (because they think the desk is cursed), so Kazehaya sits there. Kazehaya has been described by the author as “a guy so nice he’s dumb,” but I liked him. When students planning a haunted outing joke that they should invite Sawako so she can summon ghosts, she is crushed that her lack of this ability might disappoint people. Sawako is so nice and naive that she couldn’t be real. The overall tone is a bit like the movie Clueless. If you’re open to that, it’s a cute version of it, but if you’re looking for complex characters, you won’t find them here.

This book is a comedy with some slapstick, so the characters are intentionally exaggerated. While not profound or overly complex, it’s a cute, fun read. Kazehaya’s attention is a double-edged sword: not everybody wants to see the grim-looking outsider win the affections of the most desirable boy in school. But golden boy Shota Kazehaya’s kindness sets off a chain reaction of students willing to look beyond her gloomy appearance. (It’s hard to make friends when rumor states that eye contact with you can curse a person with diarrhea). Had that been addressed during this series I would have rated it a 10.Lighthearted and cheerful, Kimi Ni Todoke: From Me To You stars an awkward high schooler named Sawako Kuronuma whose resemblance to a creepy horror movie character has derailed her social career.

Can they rectify this? Yes they can make a movie to tie up all of the loose ends and show how the others fared. This was not a netflix original as this was just shown on netflix and the date of release was 2010. Did he not come back to the other girl and what about Ayane did she not come back from overseas. You only saw sawako coming back to shota. The ending was full of too many holes and loose ends that weren't tied. This was due to a rumor that was started by a jealous girl who in the end becomes her friend as well. Her two friends who befriended her and later told her when she was trying to stay away from them that she was not causing them any problems. The rest of the cast was very good as well. A popular boy later befriends her and gets her to open up and they eventually fall in love. You almost feel like it actually happened. The actress that played sawako is very good and convincing. Watching the first 2 episodes of this would bring anyone to tears.

Kimi ni todoke by karuho shiina