
Doughnuts Under a Crescent Moon
Also known as: Kaketa Tsuki to Doughnuts, 欠けた月とドーナッツ, Crescent Moon and Doughnuts, Missing Moon and Doughnut, Kaketa Tsuki to Donuts, 弦月與甜甜圈, 이지러진 달과 도넛, Donuty i nadgryziony księżyc, Bollos a la luz de la luna, Donuts sous un croissant de lune
by Shio Usui, Rina Mapa
Uno Hinako throws herself into makeup, fashion, and falling in love, hoping that will make her seem “normal” to the other people at her job. But no matter how hard she tries, she’s a self-doubting mess inside, and her attempts at “normal” romance with men just keep failing. When she starts to think she might be alone forever, a new normal presents itself–in the form of her relationship with Sato Asahi, a level-headed woman who works at her company, which starts as respect until it becomes far more intimate. (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)
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The StoryHoard editorial verdict
A tender, grown-up yuri story about a self-doubting office worker who finds a steady, respectful relationship that slowly becomes something much deeper.
Pros
- A tender, honest romance between two adults
- Warm, grounded office setting
- A respectful, gradual development of feeling
Cons
- The short run leaves little room for depth
- The emotional beats can feel slight
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Read the full take
Doughnuts Under a Crescent Moon is a tender, grown-up yuri story about a self-doubting office worker. She throws herself into makeup and fashion, hoping that will make her seem normal to the people around her at work, but her attempts at romance with men keep failing. When she starts to fear she will be alone forever, a new kind of normal appears in the form of a level-headed colleague. What begins as mutual respect slowly becomes something much deeper. The story is tender and grounded, and the office setting feels lived-in. The gradual development of feeling is handled with care. The honest cons: the short run leaves little room for depth, and some of the emotional beats feel slight. Some side characters are underdeveloped. Still, it is a sincere, quiet romance for readers who enjoy grown-up stories about finding yourself. If you like gentle yuri with honest feeling, this is a good pick.
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