Snow Fairy
Tomo Serizawa
Dec 2022 · TOKYOPOP
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About this ebook
When famous wildlife photographer Narumi comes to Hokkaido to take photos of the elusive "snow fairies," he ends up stranded in a snow storm. After being rescued, he takes up residence in local farmer Haruki's house for the winter. As polar opposites, sophisticated and outgoing city slicker Narumi and country boy Haruki have a lot to learn from one another.
After Haruki shows an interest, Narumi teaches him about photography... and before he realizes it, he finds himself the sole subject of Haruki's new hobby. After a winter spent so close together, what will the spring thaw bring?
After Haruki shows an interest, Narumi teaches him about photography... and before he realizes it, he finds himself the sole subject of Haruki's new hobby. After a winter spent so close together, what will the spring thaw bring?
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5.0
7 reviews
Renée Nielsen
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September 8, 2024
This is such a wonderful story, with beautiful art and a genuine passion for birdlife photography shaping Narumi's worldview. I loved the interweaving of contrasting emotions - sometimes apparent, other times soft and subtle. Definitely recommend ~~
Juliana Tanaputra
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March 2, 2023
such a lovely & sweet story
Valerie Almazan
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January 5, 2023
I love the book
About the author
Tomo Serizawa is a romance and BL manga author from Japan who loves azuki beans and dogs. She's known for such titles as Snow Fairy, Scarlet Secret, Color Collection, and Grapefruit Moon.
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