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Status
ongoing
Indexed editions
18 records, including 18 standard singles
Age guide
Teen
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We're New at This, Vol. 1

Story & Art Ren Kawahara

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VOLUME SYNOPSIS

Ikuma Saeki finally married his childhood friend and the girl of his dreams, Sumika. But while years of pining came easily to him, physical closeness does not...and he's having trouble navigating the intimacy that comes with marriage. Sumika, too, is having trouble bridging the gap between friend and lover...what is this innocent couple to do but navigate it together, awkwardness and all! A new rom-com from the author of Ao-chan Can't Study!

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About this English edition

We're New at This, Vol. 1 is vol. 1 in We're New at This, published in English by Kodansha USA. This digital edition has a catalog release date of 2020-12-29 with ISBN-13 9781646598786 and 157 pages.

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