I Had That Same Dream Again (Novel)

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The novel is written by Yoru Sumino and illustrated by loundraw. Futabasha published the volume on February 19, 2016. [2]

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Dia lalu terkenang pada Kiryuu kun yang dia anggap juga sama anehnya dengan Minami san. Berbakat melukis tapi malu mengakui dan malah menyembunyikannya. Kepolosan dan antusiasme Nanoka lambat membuka hati Minami san. Puncaknya adalah ketika Nanoka bertengkar dengan kedua orangtuanya yang membatalkan janji untuk datang ke acara kunjungan orangtua di sekolah. Padahal, pada hari itu Nanoka akan mempresentasikan tulisannya soal apa itu kebahagiaan. Minami san tampak lebih berempati pada Nanoka lebih dari biasanya ketika hal ini terjadi. Dia memaksa Nanoka berjanji untuk berbaikan dengan orangtuanya. EditSynopsis Bold and witty Nanoka Koyanagi believes she is above the typical assignments that her teacher gives in school. Rather than participating in her physical education class, the young girl crafts a foolproof argument to avoid any activity altogether. Instead of being impressed, Nanoka's worried teacher decides to give her a new task—to find the meaning of the word "happiness."Hidup itu seperti film dramatis. Walau sendirian, kita bisa menikmatinya, asal ada cemilan. (hal. 10) After reading At Night, I Become a Monster by the same author, I was quite excited for this book - and it definitely didn't disappoint. The story is told from the point of view of an elementary school kid, Nanoka, who is a precocious little thing; part of her story is about her trying to help a classmate who is getting bullied, but the overall theme of the story is about her growing to learn what the meaning of happiness is.

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Nanoka doesn't really have friends among her classmates, but she is not exactly a loner - she speaks to others on a friendly basis, shares book recommendations with one, and is sorta chatty with her seat neighbor, Kiryuu. Her actual friends are a cat, a high school girl she meets on a deserted building's rooftop, Minami, a young woman whose house she frequents, who she calls 'Skank-san' after she mistakes the slur on her door for her name, and an old woman whose house she visits. Being the only kid of working parents, she has the freedom to walk around the neighborhood, and she daily goes out with the cat. Bravery. I like how there's one character who shows that not everyone can be brave even if they wanted to. We kept a lot of things from people especially when they see our weaknesses. And sometimes, just shoving or pressuring people to be brave can actually hurt them. Some of us takes a lot of time to make progress, and that's fine! Just support them in the best way and try to understand their feelings.A layered coming-of-age story from the author of I Want to Eat Your Pancreas and At Night, I Become a Monster. a b c Sherman, Jennifer (October 23, 2019). "Seven Seas Licenses Penguindrum Novels, Sarazanmai: Reo and Mabu Manga". Anime News Network . Retrieved June 17, 2021. Pada akhirnya misteri menghilangnya Minami san, Abuzure san, dan latar belakang semua orang itu termasuk nenek akan terjawab di akhir dan merupakan twist terindah dari buku ini. Buku ini membuatku jadi ingin bangkit dan kembali memperjuangkan kebahagiaan yang aku inginkan, melakukan hal yang aku sukai bersama orang-orang yang kusukai. Agar akhirnya aku bisa meraih kebahagiaan tertinggi yang terkandung dalam kalimat nenek yang sederhana ini: Seringkali kebahagiaan yang sering kita cari-cari itu adalah hal-hal sederhana yang lupa kita syukuri. Seperti yang tersirat dalam dialog nenek dan Nanoka berikut ini: Chief among those differences is the fact that this tale follows a heroine rather than a hero. Nanoka is also significantly younger than the boys who are the protagonists of Sumino's other works; she's only in the fourth grade, making her about nine years old. She's a very precocious child, but that isn't doing her many favors, largely because she knows she's ahead of her peers academically, which she assumes makes her different from them entirely. That's a dangerous thought pattern to fall into, and since her parents aren't around much due to their jobs, it becomes her teacher's task to try and gently teach her that being “special” doesn't mean that you're any better or worse than anyone else. Like many precocious children, Nanoka thinks that she still knows more than the adults around her, which is behind the importance of the three friends she makes outside of her home.

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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. Hidup itu seperti libur musim panas, ya. Bisa melakukan apapun. Aku harus mencari bagaimana menghabiskan waktu dengan luar biasa. (hal. 278)

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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) I Had That Same Dream Again: The Complete Manga Collection". Seven Seas Entertainment . Retrieved June 17, 2021. 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.