Description
『She Is My Type』, which boasts unrivaled popularity from Daum Webtoon with its gorgeous drawings and attractive characters, has been published in book form.
The story is about the protagonist 'Ha Haedam', who has an ordinary but positive personality, and struggles to become the favorite of 'Lee Hochan', a college senior whom he fell in love with at first sight, with the help of 'Chanyeol', a senior who lives next door and is a secret viewtuber.
Haedam, who gradually loses confidence because his tastes become a laughing stock, Chanyeol, who likes cosmetics but lives in isolation for fear of social attention, and Hochan, who is caught up in bad rumors and cannot enjoy his daily life with peace of mind. Characters with different stories get to know each other, build relationships, and face the world in a new way. The appearance of these characters is one of the charms that makes readers feel deeper immersion and affection.
- Release Date: September 23, 2016
- Page Count: 256 pages
- Weight: 333 grams
- Dimensions: 144 x 200 mm
- ISBN: 9788950991807
Marisol Rojas from Madrid, Espagne (verified owner) –
Dans cet univers illustré vibrant de “She Is My Type”, la douceur des émotions se mêle habilement aux défis contemporains. Ha Haedam, dont l’esprit est empreint d’optimisme sincère malgré les écueils du ridicule social, reflète notre quête innée d’acceptation dans un monde souvent impitoyable. Son ami Chanyeol enrichit cette odyssée avec sa sensibilité rare et ses préoccupations sur la perception sociale liée à l’image personnelle. Ensemble, ils explorent le courage requis pour s’accepter tout en nourrissant une passion secrète vis-à-vis de Hochan – personnification de beauté sous le poids indésirable des jugements extérieurs.
Meera Sharma from Mumbai, India (verified owner) –
Arjun has managed to capture emotions beautifully in ‘She Is My Type’. Every page made my heart flutter. It’s a brilliant reflection of contemporary relationships with depth that resonates profoundly!
Ananya from Mumbai, India –
Oye, I just dove into the comic ‘She Is My Type’, and honestly? It’s a vibe! The art is simply stunning—seriously makes you wanna jump in those frames. Haedam’s awkward journey to catch Hochan’s attention feels relatable; haven’t we all faced our crushes with a sprinkle of self-doubt? Chanyeol as that cool but introverted sidekick adds an epic twist too; he’s got style without screaming for it! Totally digging how their stories intertwine amidst college drama. You’re going to laugh, cry maybe a bit—you really get drawn into their lives like some fancy Netflix show while flipping through pages.
Leif Nyström from Stockholm, Sweden (verified owner) –
She Is My Type is een intrigerende manga met boeiende visuele elementen en karakterontwikkeling die de diversiteit van jong volwassenen mooi reflecteert. De verhalen rond Haedam, Chanyeol en Hochan zijn niet alleen emotioneel maar bieden ook essentiële inzichten in moderne relaties.
Elara Valmont from Paris, France –
Initially, I was unsure about diving into *She Is My Type* given the mixed reviews surrounding webtoon adaptations. However, from its captivating artwork to a heartfelt storyline showcasing unconventional characters facing real societal challenges in interpersonal connections—every page drew me deeper. Ha Haedam’s innocence coupled with Chanyeol’s quirky depth weaves an emotionally complex yet accessible narrative that resonates deeply on levels both comical and sincere. Hochan’s layered struggles really hit home too; their journey as diverse personalities reveals resilience amid friendship flourishes over pressure and misunderstandings like classic urban poetry by city lights! It’s refreshing — transforming usual clichés into colorful self-explorations alongside mental health issues makes it feel so genuinely human-like communication woven among various ethnic threads within our contemporary tapestry.
Darius Amir from Los Angeles, USA –
Amid a whirlwind of emotions and laughter, “She Is My Type” unveils the magic woven within the ordinary. Darius’s vibrant world brings relatable struggles alive; I found fragments of myself mirrored in Haedam’s quest for acceptance amidst his peers’ mockery.