Japanese Light Novel Book Club discussion

Bunny girls do not live in libraries. This is simply common sense. And yet, that's exactly where Sakuta runs into one. Wanting to find out more about the mystery surrounding this bunny girl and maybe get a little closer to her in the process, Sakuta launches an investigation to figure out what's causing her to be invisible to everyone around them.

Discuss Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai here!

Reading Schedule
7/24-7/30: Chapter 1
7/31-8/6: Chapter 2
8/7-8/13: Chapter 3
8/14-8/20: chapter 4
8/21-8/27: Chapter 5, Last Chapter

I won't be able to get this one from the library until next month at the earliest... Could someone share the chapters and page numbers for a reading schedule? Thanks :)

Chap 1 003
Chap 2 051
Chap 3 091
Chap 4 131
Chap 5 179
Last Chap 205

Total pages in book: 218

Thank you so much Howard!

This one has been sitting ony shelf for a while. I watched the anime when it first came out and went to see the movie in the theater. When the light novel series started getting released I had to get it .Having it as a group read is a great excuse to finally start it. Having finished the first chapter I remembered how much I love the banter between the characters in this series. I also love the little added details that you can't get in the anime.

Howard wrote: "Having finished the first chapter I remembered how much I love the banter between the characters in this series."

Ooo, I love banter between characters! I'll have to read it once the library gets it in

It's been a while since I've read this book or watched the anime, but with rereading it, I remember not only do I love the interactions of the different characters with each other but the unique idea behind the problem that MC is going to solve. Fun, good interactions and things that make you think a bit are always good in my book.:)

Just finished the book, I'm glad the anime kept to the story of the Light novel. Also, after reading the book there are parts I understand a lot better than just watching the show, also, Sakuta is more of a pervert than I previously thought.

Howard wrote: "Just finished the book, I'm glad the anime kept to the story of the Light novel. Also, after reading the book there are parts I understand a lot better than just watching the show, also, Sakuta is ..."

Yeah, bit easier to understand the science part in the book better then the anime, but you always get more from the book then the show usually. But the anime did do a good job of portraying the book.