The set of two books may seem awkward but it's a point of loyalty to the original release of the books in Japan. The first story is about a young man who opens an odd shop just to remain on rent free premises, later on meeting with a mysterious girl who never fails to visit the shop each day.
Missin' has two stories in it. They are both written in first person POV as if they were talking to the person they are talking about (saying I saw you instead of I saw her, etc.
Let me start by saying that I absolutely love Novala Takemoto as an author. I thought Kamikaze Girls was an amazing novel, and I had really high hopes for this collection, which is his only other work to be published here in the US.
