Honey Mustard, Volume 4

by Ho-Kyung Yeo

Book Overview

"First published in Korea in 2004 by Haksan Publishing."P. facing t.p. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 159816208X
• ISBN13: 9781598162080
• Release Date: June 2006
• Publisher: TokyoPop
• Length: 172 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.0" x 7.5"
• Age Range: 14 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 9 to 12

Customer Reviews

Very cute and a light read

This series is very light and although there is drama it is not overwhelming with dispair. There are some adorable miscommunications but that's just a manga thing. Worth the read.

A good series

I don't actually read much of this type of book (see: graphic novels) but I did find this one interesting. I like how it's a toss up of characters, the plot is interesting, and it's easy to read, unlike some I've pawed through before. If this is the last book in the series (which I hope it's not) it is a major cliff hanger, so prepare for that. The drawing isn't really the style I like, but it can be very pretty and interesting. If you're looking for a quick romancy (with bumps, of course) read, this is a good series for you.

Some Guys are just Kool!

This story has such a kick! I sure hope vol 5 comes out. I love to watch the stubborness of Young-Woo plus his sweetness. He really is a charming guy. Trying so hard to measure up to a man's stature. Ara is pretty clueless to a lot of things but if Young-Woo continues to struggle through all the questions and problems, he will win Ara's love plus blossom into just the kind of knight in shining armor so many of us like to read about!

The last volume

Review for Volume #4: After getting over some minor hills of misunderstanding Young-Woo and Ara's relationship finally starts to blossom into one of mutual respect, cooperation, and most of all love. But like most manga series, this blissful state does not last long and Young-Woo and Ara find their marriage in jeopardy when certain people are determined to tear them apart. This particular volume was very sweet and exciting. Young-Woo and Ara finally started admitting their feelings. And we got to see Ara showing some guts and a backbone when it came to people trying to walk over her. I don't usually care for manhwa (the drawing style most of the time is not to my taste) but this story was so good that it drew me in. What is sad though is that this story does not, I repeat, DOES NOT have a conclusion. The 4th volume is the last book in this series. I wish someone had warned me of this because the 4th volume ends on a serious cliffhanger! (And we'll never know what happens next.(-_-))