Sakura, Saku, Vol. 1

Saku is a girl who has always felt invisible in life. During late middle school, she nearly fainted on a train and lost her bag; when she woke up, someone had returned it to her. Saku's only clue is a piece of paper with their name and a non-working phone number. She's on a mission to find her savior.

I love this. It's so sweet and cute. Saku's kindness and helpfulness to those around her resonated with me as a legacy to the mysterious person who helped her on a day she needed it. We need a lot more of the story thread about being kind and helpful in this world.

I get why she's so obsessed with finding the person who helped her, but I'm glad she realized in the end that it wasn't worth it. Instead, she focused on spreading kindness and helping others, just like the stranger who had helped her.

It'll be interesting to see how it plays out in the next volume, which I'm sure I'll read. Although I wasn't a fan of the art in this one, I enjoyed the characters and plot.

Overall, Saku's journey of spreading kindness and helping others serves as a heartwarming reminder of the importance of compassion in our lives.