Description
Product Release Information
Release Date: March 18, 2025
Pages: 178 pages | Weight: 178g | Dimensions: 128 x 180 x 20 mm
ISBN-13: 9791142309915
ISBN-10: 1142309916
Book Overview
Meet Tatsumaru, a slightly rebellious high school student, who, along with his friends, seeks out the infamous Sendai Restaurant, known for its ability to allow “tab” dining. Welcomed warmly by the kind-hearted owner, they indulge in a feast on credit, marking the restaurant as their secret hideout for free meals. However, their carefree days of enjoying “free food on credit” take a turn when Tatsumaru, feeling a pang of guilt, decides it’s time to repay their debts. But just as he resolves to make amends, he receives shocking news about the owner’s sudden passing…
Why You Should Read This Book
- Engaging Storyline: Follow Tatsumaru’s journey of friendship, guilt, and redemption.
- Relatable Characters: Connect with characters that navigate the trials of adolescence.
- Emotional Depth: Experience a blend of humor and heartfelt moments that will resonate with readers.
- Unique Setting: Dive into the vibrant world of a restaurant that becomes a hub of teenage antics.
Perfect for Fans of:
- Young Adult Fiction
- Coming-of-Age Stories
- Lighthearted Drama
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Release Date | March 18, 2025 |
| Pages | 178 pages |
| Weight | 178g |
| Dimensions | 128 x 180 x 20 mm |
| ISBN-13 | 9791142309915 |
| ISBN-10 | 1142309916 |
Get Your Copy Today!
Don’t miss out on this captivating tale of youth, choices, and the journey to redemption. Order your copy of Tatsumaru’s story now and discover the adventure that awaits!
Nolan – San Diego, USA –
I really enjoyed this book. Tatsumaru’s story is relatable, especially about feeling guilty over choices. The plot takes an unexpected turn that keeps you engaged. I appreciated the pacing and easy read it provided. Definitely glad to have picked it up.
Liesel Becker from Berlin, Deutschland –
Als ich die erste Seite von ‘My Regret Vol.1’ aufschlug, war mein erster Gedanke: Noch eine typische Schulgeschichte? Doch Tatsumarus unerwartete Wandlung macht den gesamten Verlauf der Geschichte faszinierend. Diese tiefe emotionale Schicht lässt mich über Freundschaft und Verantwortung nachdenken – Elemente, mit denen wir uns alle identifizieren können, egal woher wir kommen. Der Tod des Restaurantbesitzers berührt das Herz und öffnet eine spannende Diskussion über Moralität im alltäglichen Leben abseits offenkundiger Heldentaten.
Chidi from Chicago, USA –
Yo, check out ‘My Regret Vol.1’ if you’re in the mood for a real-life rollercoaster! Tatsumaru’s wild idea of eating free at Sendai Restaurant totally hit home with me — who doesn’t dream about skipping bills sometimes? But when things twist after that shocker news, it makes you really feel something deep inside. Honestly felt my heart doing backflips along with him trying to balance guilt and friendship like some insane high school drama just turned on its head.
Amara Niafhi from Milano, Italia –
In ‘My Regret Vol.1’, Tatsumaru emerge con una lotta morale mentre si confronta con le conseguenze delle proprie azioni in un contesto giovanile vibrante, tra cucina di strada e riflessioni sul valore della responsabilità.
Kavitha from Mumbai, India –
When I first stumbled upon ‘My Regret Vol.1’, the title itself sent a chill down my spine. Who would willingly venture into themes of debt and loss during adolescence? Yet, as an avid reader from Mumbai seeking fresh narratives beyond Bollywood clichés, this story hooked me unexpectedly deep within its web of emotional complexity. Tatsumaru’s inner conflict mirrors that of many youth in urban India; wrestling with identity amid peer pressures while traversing challenging relationships strikes familiar chords here too.
The depiction surrounding friendships fraught with tensions is artfully layered—a narrative worth exploring if you wish to confront guilt honestly whilst feeling your own transformations bubbling beneath life’s surface storms. Trust me: experiencing heartfelt reconciliations over bowls full was utterly invigorating for someone drawn to deeply immersive storytelling.
Chidi Osei from Lagos, Nigeria –
A beautifully written tale reflecting youthful yearning and guilt, navigating the delicate line between rebellion and responsibility. Tatsumaru’s journey challenges readers to rethink their bonds with community amid unforeseen tragedy.
Ananya from Berlin –
In einer Welt, wo Komfort oft Vorrang hat vor tiefen menschlichen Verbindungen, fasst „My Regret Vol.1“ mit der Geschichte von Tatsumaru die essenzielle Suche nach Authentizität meisterhaft zusammen. Es lässt uns nicht nur schmunzeln über jugendliche Einfalt und das Streben nach Unabhängigkeit in einem wirtschaftlich begrenzten Kontext, sondern auch ernsthaftere Themen wie Verlust und Verantwortung ansprechen. Die Beschreibungen des Sendai Restaurants wecken eine tiefe Sehnsucht nach Gemeinschaft und authentischen Erlebnissen – kaum anders als beim Zelebrieren eines einfachen Festessens unter Freunden hier in Berlin! Der plötzliche Wendepunkt führt dazu, dass Leser_innen sich auf emotionale Reise begeben müssen; ein bereichernder Zugang zur Idee persönlicher Schulden zugleich figurativ wie im physischen Sinne.
Astrid Bjornsen from Gothenburg, Sweden –
Strolling through the cozy streets of Gothenburg, I stumbled upon ‘My Regret Vol.1’, a book echoing the youthful yearning for honesty amid choices clouded by desires. Tatsumaru’s quest left me nostalgic; memories washed over like evening light filtering through old windows.
Chloe – London, UK –
I read ‘My Regret Vol.1’ in one sitting. It’s easy to follow, with relatable characters. I expected more depth on their motives, but it’s still engaging enough for a quick read.
Liam – Los Angeles, USA –
It’s an interesting story with relatable characters. The twists kept me engaged all the way through. I’m glad I picked it up.
Catalina – Mexico City, Mexico –
Me gustó el libro, la historia es interesante pero un poco predecible. No me imaginaba que moriría tan rápido el dueño del restaurante.
Mason – Los Angeles, USA –
The book had a surprising twist. I liked the main character’s struggle to make things right. It’s not too long either, which was nice for reading in one go.