Yotsuba&! #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe seventh volume of Kiyohiko Azuma's beloved slice-of-life manga continues the everyday adventures of the energetic green-haired girl Yotsuba and her father, Koiwai, as they navigate the simple joys and mishaps of daily life in their neighborhood. This collection includes chapters where Yotsuba learns about the wonders of a new season, tries her hand at cooking, and explores the world with her characteristic boundless curiosity and infectious enthusiasm.
In "Yotsuba And Telephones," Yotsuba and her friend Fuuka, joined by classmate Hiwatari, dive into the chaotic endeavor of baking a cake for their school's festival—despite having no experience and only a vague idea of what a cake should look like. Written by Kiyohiko Azuma and Amy Forsyth, with art, inks, and lettering by Azuma, this slice of slice-of-life humor captures the trio's earnest, messy, and utterly endearing attempt to pull off something sweet. The cover by Kiyohiko Azuma perfectly encapsulates the issue’s playful charm.
Yotsuba Koiwai sets off on a cheerful errand after calling her grandmother to wish her a Happy Respect For The Aged Day, then pedals to the park with her friends Ena Ayase and Miura Hayasaka, her curiosity and warmth lighting up the day.
In "Yotsuba And The Patissier," Yotsuba Koiwai teams up with Fuuka Ayase and her classmate Hiwatari-San to tackle their first cake-making adventure for the class festival pastry shop—despite having no baking experience, just boundless enthusiasm and a growing pile of flour. With Fuuka’s careful guidance and Yotsuba’s fearless energy, the trio navigates the messy, joyful chaos of turning ingredients into something sweet, all while Mr. and Mrs. Ayase watch on with quiet amusement.
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