Editorial content for Chi’s Sweet Home, Volume 1
Reviewer (text)
Kyla Hunt
The first volume of Chi’s Sweet Home, written and illustrated by Kanata Konami, tells the rather innocent tale of a kitten who, losing its mother, finds (or rather is found by) a family with a very young son. One problem: The family’s landlady is decidedly anti-cat. The family initially decides not to keep the kitten, Chi, but plans on keeping Chi’s existence a secret until a proper home can be found. As the family has difficulty in obtaining takers, the kitten stays longer and longer and slowly becomes a member of the family. Read More
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