I Had That Same Dream Again (Novel)

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Dan masih banyak lagi ungkapan serupa yang lebih kocak, yang untuk memahaminya perlu baca catatan kaki karena berhubungan dengan permainan kata dan kanji bahasa Jepang. Selain perjalanan mencari makna bahagia, disini juga digambarkan hubungan Nanako dengan teman sekelasnya yang tidak akur. Serta hubungannya dengan Kiryu kun--si pelukis yang pemalu--yang selalu dia anggap pengecut. Menceritakan Konayagi Nanako, murid SD yang diberi tugas oleh wali kelasnya--Hitomi sensei--untuk mencari tahu arti kebahagiaan. Menurutku tugas ini agak susah sih untuk anak SD hehe jadi keren banget Nanako chan yang udah bisa menemukan bahagia itu apa. Because there's only so much time, so you've gotta fill it with as many wonderful things as you can.' Aku tidak ingin kau menjadi seperti aku yang membiarkan pertengkaran hingga akhirnya tidak lagi bisa bertemu. (Minami to Nanoka, 112)"

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Ini adalah cerita dewasa yang diambil dari sudut pandang anak-anak yang polos dan jernih. Adegan-adegan di dalamnya super-aman, sih. Tapi ada tokoh seperti Abuzure san yang dari nama julukannya saja menyiratkan bahwa dia bekerja di 'bidang' prostitusi, dan tokoh berjulukan Minami san, cewek SMA yang suka menyilet tangannya sendiri. Silverman, Rebecca (September 13, 2020). "I Had That Same Dream Again Omnibus Review". Anime News Network . Retrieved June 17, 2021. I’ll be honest I wasn’t expecting a whole lot from this novel but the faint air of mystery and the brilliant, relatable characters are what kept me reading. I found myself wanting to read more whenever I had some free time. It’s never overwhelming but this is the kind of novel that will get you thinking about life, similar to that of Sumino’s other works. You’ll also be happy to know that in terms of endings a happy one awaits you, that’s not to say there are no emotional parts Belajar untuk memahami hal yang belum dimengerti adalah hal yang penting. Sedangkan, mengira sudah mengerti hal yang sebenarnya belum dipahami adalah hal yang sangat tidak baik. (Nenek to Nanoka, hal 29) The story starts when Nanoka's class gets an assignment in language class to discuss 'the meaning of happiness' and while any kid would answer something simple like 'eating sweets' or 'playing with friends', Nanoka wants to seriously consider and she asks her friends for help. As a kid she doesn't fully realize it, but two of her friends are dealing with some stuff and aren't happy with their lives, and their interactions with her prompt them to reevaluate the meaning of happiness for them. Nanoka herself resents her parents a bit for not putting her above their hectic life, and talking with Minami helps her fix her relationship with her parents.

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Sungguh menarik melihat bagaimana Nanoka berusaha mengurai segala permasalahan yang terjadi di sekelilingnya, dan juga berusaha memahami apa yang tidak dia mengerti. Dalam artian, meskipun dia adalah anak kecil yang terkesan angkuh karena menganggap dirinya pandai dan anak yang lain lebih bodoh, dia nggak takut untuk mengakui bahwa masih banyak hal yang belum dia mengerti dan dengan begitu perlu dia pelajari. Like At Night, I Become a Monster or I Want to Eat Your Pancreas this book is a thought-provoking read. It starts as a light-hearted tale, one that just wants to gently nudge the reader into considering what happiness is. As the story goes on, things begin to unravel and you realise there are much bigger issues at stake. Punny Name: The huge painting in Obaachan's house is signed "Live Me". It's revealed in the last chapter that the painting was done by Kiryu, who signed the painting that way to pun on his name sounding like "kill you" in English.

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Meski Minami san menunjukkan sikap acuh dan penolakan pada awalnya, Nanoka nggak gentar (kuat juga anak ini). Lama-lama mereka pun sering ngobrol, meski Minami sendiri tak pernah cerita apa yang menyebabkan dia jadi suka mengiris lengannya. Tampaknya nama Minami ini juga bukan nama asli, melainkan nama sekolah tempat dia berasal, yang langsung disimpulkan oleh Nanoka sebagai nama yang sebenarnya. Minami san ini ternyata suka menulis cerita di buku catatan, dan bagi Nanoka cerita-ceritanya sungguh sangat menggugah. Hidup itu seperti cerita yang kau tulis sendiri (...) Bagaimana kau mengubah menjadi happy ending, semua tergantung bagaimana usahamu memperbaiki dan menyempurnakannya.In class, she is given the task of defining happiness. Between her experiences, and hearing about the experiences of her diverse trio of friends and her 'weakling' classmate, Nanoka does her best to figure out how to define happiness - and what happiness means when your life isn't what you expect. Trauma Swing: Nanoka sees a forlorn-looking man sitting in a swing in a local park on a couple of occasions, then learns that it's Kiryu's father when she runs into the two of them together. Kebahagiaan itu adalah kemampuan untuk memikirkan seseorang dengan serius. (Abazure san to Nanoka. 197)

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During her search, it seems that there is something bigger drawing Nanoka to these three women. The more she investigates, the closer she gets to her friends and learning about herself. The novel is written by Yoru Sumino and illustrated by loundraw. Futabasha published the volume on February 19, 2016. [2]

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At the first glance everything seems very normal, with the fact that she is, in a way, very mature and eloquent for her age (even though there are moments when she definitely acts like a kid she is). However, there is a twist, or a few! The ending itself blew me away and I love how the name of the manga plays a very big role through it and especially at the end. It is genious. She keeps looking for answers through others and mostly herself - which definitelly sends a big message across, even for adults: happiness lays inside of us and in people around as, as well as in the little things. After I read I WANT TO EAT YOUR PANCREAS I was absolutely desperate to read some more from the same author - Sumino is very good at writing readable, heart-tugging feels. Bersama Nanoka, sebagai pembaca kita juga digiring untuk mulai memikirkan apa makna kebahagiaan bagi diri kita sendiri. Dan bahwa seperti yang sering disenandungkan Nanoka dan Abazure di sepanjang cerita: kebahagiaan tak datang sendiri, harus kita yang menghampiri. Nanoka memilih untuk berinteraksi secara aktif dengan orang-orang yang menarik perhatiannya. Bahkan dengan Kiryuu kun yang begitu pemalu dan akhirnya malah meneriakinya. Ia melawan rasa tidak nyaman itu dan melangkah maju dengan berani, mendobrak dinding yang dibangun orang-orang itu dengan mengedepankan kejujuran yang murni.