Another fun installment in this series, I really liked this one. I enjoy how relatable the characters are and how much I (read assume) think that teens would love this story.

I'm really enjoying these new manga titles that are more about healthy relationships than the drama. Polar Opposites does that while throwing in some good laughs. In volume 2 we get hints on what may be a new couple from our cast, or at least they're working on getting to know each other. I look forward to reading the next volume.

This was a strong second volume in the series and has encouraged me to continue reading the story. The characters were developed further and more page time was given to some of the main characters' classmates while fleshing out their own relationship dynamics. It was very funny and cute, perfect for a light-hearted read. It also flipped a few tropes on their head in an innovative and more modern approach.

This digital ARC was obtainable via NetGalley for an honest review.

Volume three turned out to be just as cute the previous volumes. However, there wasn't many events happening in this book that made my heart go pitter patter.

I love this series so far. The dynamics between Miyu Suzuki and Yusuke Tani is adorable because of how different they are. I loved seeing their relationship further evolve and change in this volume. I really enjoy the character tropes and events of the story. I'm excited for the next volume