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Kokoro Connect Light Novel #5
心連‧情結 4.5 間奏時光
「沒有新社員加入！」
雖然決定不要積極招募新社員，但一直沒有新生出現，還是讓太一等人感到焦躁。就在這時，敲響文研社大門的，是看來有些慵懶的男生，和內向又嬌小的女生——本書收錄眾所期盼的新進社員篇；因為文研社的一張獨家照片，讓整間學校熱鬧起來的文化祭祕辛；還有稻葉為了自己、伊織與太一之間的三角關係而煩惱的奮鬥劇，以及唯和女孩子的約會初體驗！
雖然決定不要積極招募新社員，但一直沒有新生出現，還是讓太一等人感到焦躁。就在這時，敲響文研社大門的，是看來有些慵懶的男生，和內向又嬌小的女生——本書收錄眾所期盼的新進社員篇；因為文研社的一張獨家照片，讓整間學校熱鬧起來的文化祭祕辛；還有稻葉為了自己、伊織與太一之間的三角關係而煩惱的奮鬥劇，以及唯和女孩子的約會初體驗！
296 pages, Paperback
First published May 30, 2011
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May 10, 2019
Since this is a short story volume, it's a downtime volume too with no supernatural influence from Heartseed, so not much is happening other than showing how the characters have changed and to intoduce two new club members. Sounds like next volume will ramp things back up. Looking forward to it.
June 5, 2019
A well-timed short-story collection that fills in some of the gaps of the happenings in the earlier volumes, plus the prologue of the next arc, this is pretty nice break from the upheavals of the first four volumes.
The first three short stories cover the earlier arcs where we get to more insight in to Yui, Himeko and the regular activities of the Cultural Research Club, without the supernatural disruptions of <>, giving a new insight to the cast.
However, the majority of the book is actually dedicated to the prologue of the 2nd arc, where our cast has moved on to their sophomore year and now face a new problem in the form of club member recruitments. Of course, with luck, the club manages to snag two new club members which should provide a decent segue to the next volume where I expect <> to make a reappearance.
Overall, a decent enough collection of short stories but nothing that I would consider to be major developments to miss out on.
The first three short stories cover the earlier arcs where we get to more insight in to Yui, Himeko and the regular activities of the Cultural Research Club, without the supernatural disruptions of <>, giving a new insight to the cast.
However, the majority of the book is actually dedicated to the prologue of the 2nd arc, where our cast has moved on to their sophomore year and now face a new problem in the form of club member recruitments. Of course, with luck, the club manages to snag two new club members which should provide a decent segue to the next volume where I expect <> to make a reappearance.
Overall, a decent enough collection of short stories but nothing that I would consider to be major developments to miss out on.
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