Yotsuba&! #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the third installment of the slice-of-life manga series Yotsuba&!, following the cheerful and curious young girl Yotsuba Koiwai as she explores everyday adventures with her father and neighbors. The stories in this collection include Yotsuba learning about cicadas, going to the beach, and discovering the joys of air conditioners, all rendered in Kiyohiko Azuma's charming and humorous style.
In "Yotsuba And Souvenirs," Yotsuba’s enthusiasm for flowers leads to a neighborhood-wide mission when Koiwai suggests she’s brought too many back from the florist. With a basket full of blooms, she sets out to share them with anyone who’ll take one—no strings, no plans, just quiet kindness. Written by Kiyohiko Azuma and Amy Forsyth, and illustrated by Azuma with his signature gentle line, this slice-of-life gem captures a moment of pure, spontaneous joy. The cover, also by Azuma, perfectly frames the whimsy of the moment.
Yotsuba Koiwai’s latest obsession—collecting and giving away souvenirs—leads her on a whimsical journey that brings her face-to-face with Asagi’s friend, Torako, and a series of unexpected connections. With her father, Mr. Koiwai, caught in the middle of her enthusiastic exchanges, the day unfolds in charming, unpredictable ways.
Yotsuba tags along with Fuuka on a quiet errand to buy flowers for her grandparents' graves, turning a simple visit to the florist into an unexpected moment of discovery. There, the two uncover a secret about Jumbo that leaves them both surprised—and quietly thoughtful—about the boy they thought they knew.
In "Yotsuba And The Bon Festival," Yotsuba Koiwai sets out on a joyful mission after her father, Mr. Koiwai, gently scolds her for bringing home too many flowers. Armed with a basket full of blooms, she ventures through the neighborhood, delighting strangers with her spontaneous generosity—her wide-eyed curiosity and boundless enthusiasm turning a simple errand into a warm, quiet celebration of connection.
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