A Girl & Her Guard Dog
Feb 2021 · A Girl & Her Guard Dog Vol 1 · Kodansha America LLC
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Isaku never asked to be the daughter of a yakuza boss, but when her parents died in a car accident when she was 5, her gangster grandfather took her in and raised her as part of the clan. After years of being avoided by her schoolmates because of her family ties, Isaku is finally ready to make her high-school debut, live a normal life, and maybe even find love...until loyal family servant and Isaku's dedicated guardian, 26-year-old Keiya, enters high school right alongside her and vows to protect her from all of the above! Now she's got a chain-smoking, pistol-wielding knight-in-shining(?)-armor to deal with, and navigating high school besides? What's a young lady to do?!
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4.5
51 reviews
Trisha Cuffari
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April 28, 2024
Cute concept. Weird execution. This is an age-gap romance where the man is not only 11 years older than the girl-- but also raised her since she was 5....... That's pretty weird bro. Also, can't say I vibe with this art style.
Valentina Zizy
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November 5, 2023
it was interesting from reviews i have seen it made me a bit uncomfortable but if you like that weird stuff this is perfect
Арина Косьяненко
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August 14, 2023
so coooool
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