Haji-Otsu.

Ashihara Himari hates men, or rather, she does not understand them. To alleviate this problem, her friends decide that she should learn how to deal with boys. That is a relatable and funny premise, and the series builds its comedy around her blunt, awkward attempts at romance. The school setting gives every lesson a practical edge.The strength is the warmth. Himari is endearing in her confusion, and her friends are supportive and funny. The chapters are light and easy to read.The weaknesses are clear. The premise can feel thin over a long run, and some situations are predictable. Readers wanting deeper romance may find it slight.Recommended for fans of light, sweet romcoms about awkward first feelings. Expect a fun, easy read.