Wolf's Daughter: A Werewolf's Tale 2

Wolf's Daughter: A Werewolf's Tale 2 by Yuki Kodama

My rating: 2 of 5 stars


Tsukina is learning more about herself and her kind, but as a result, her mother is even less understanding and worried for her future, to the point she uses some rather heavy handed methods to try and keep Tsukina in line. Kirito seems to be understanding and kind, just rather lonely, which is a relief given the confusion from their first conversation. It will be interesting to see if we get her parent's reaction to this end note. Her father seems to be rather mild and just goes along with whatever her mother says or does, so it would be curious to see something from his point of view for a change. It's also surprising given Kirito's story that her parents never once found her in wolf form as a child. Hayate seems both concerned and supportive at the same time, which is a refreshing change from Tsukina's mother at the moment. Looks like his offer may be put to the test in the next volume.

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Wolf's Daughter: A Werewolf's Tale 1

Wolf's Daughter: A Werewolf's Tale 1 by Yuki Kodama

My rating: 2 of 5 stars


Tsukina is an average high school student except for she has a secret - she has a few special abilities that she knows are above average for other students, so she keeps them under wraps. She has no idea how special these abilities are until she meets Hayate, who recognizes what she is even when she doesn't know herself. There's a lot of focus on living an ordinary life and working the vineyard, with small snippets of playing with the kids in the fields and her grades slipping as she focuses more time on discovering what she is than on her future. Her father seems supportive, but her mother seems to have more than a few concerns when it comes to Tsukina's safety and independence. Just what does this white wolf mean when he shows back up though, and what will happen when he faces off against Hayate?

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