Books like Tramps Like Us, Volume 3

Tropes become a bit too recycled (Sumire and Hatsumi are off-key/ Sumire is away from Momo + stressing about it/ Momo says he’ll never leave her etc), but that doesn’t mean it isn’t still addicting!I also love how Yayoi Ogawa draws both characters and fashion. Unlike most manga, that usually recycle the same faces and body-types with ridiculous proportions, clothing, and hairstyles, Ogawa is more realistic and it really adds to the story. The style is separate from Ai Yazawa, but this kind of attention to detail gives me the same vibe as Nana.