Title

The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses

Also known as: Suki na Ko ga Megane wo Wasureta, 好きな子がめがねを忘れた, Sukinako ga Megane wo Wasureta, Sukimega, สาวลืมแว่นแสนวุ่นละมุนรัก, Cô bạn tôi thầm thích lại quên mang kính rồi, Tellement flou d'elle

by Koume Fujichika

Score from AniList: 80/100finished12 volumes120 chapters

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Serialisation of the original Twitter comic! Kaede Komura has a huge crush on his seat partner, Mie-san. She, however, has terrible eyesight, and tends to either forget or break her glasses! Komura-kun offers her a helping hand, and as they grow closer, their feelings for each other grow too. (Source: Comikey) Note: Includes 10 extra chapters.

Chapters available: 120
Type: Manga

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 4/5

A sweet, gentle school romance about a boy who helps a shortsighted classmate, with a warm, slow-burn rhythm and charming small moments.

Pros

Sweet, gentle romance with real warmth
Small, relatable moments that feel honest
A soothing, low-stakes tone

Cons

The pacing is very slow
The premise is simple and may feel thin

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The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses is a sweet, gentle romance built on a small, relatable problem. A boy has a huge crush on his seat partner, who has terrible eyesight and keeps forgetting or breaking her glasses. He offers to help, and as they grow closer, their feelings grow too. The story is built on tiny, everyday moments: a shared favour, an awkward silence, a glance that lingers a little too long. Those details make the romance feel honest and affectionate. The tone is soothing and low-stakes, which suits a relaxed reading session. The honest cons: the pacing is very slow, and the premise is simple enough that it can feel thin across a long run. Some readers will want more conflict or a sharper hook. Still, it is a warm, comforting read for anyone who enjoys slow-burn school romance. If you like small moments that add up, this is a lovely pick.