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Explore the heartwarming story of shoko komi and hitohito tadano in komi can’t communicate, a manga series about overcoming social anxiety and making new friends. This summer reading guide provides insights into the key themes, characters, and discussion questions to deepen your understanding of this humorous and compelling series. Learn about communication, anxiety, friendship, perception, courage, and coming of age through the experiences of komi and tadano. Discover how to read manga in the original japanese format and join the pop culture classroom community in discussing this engaging and relatable series.
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Komi Can’t Communicate, written and illustrated by Tomohito Oda, is the story of two high-school students, Shoko Komi and Hitohito Tadano, on their quest to find 100 new friends for Komi – and help overcome her social anxiety while learning to communicate along the way. Set at Itan Private High School, the first volume centers on Komi, who is viewed as the class “princess” but whose secret social anxiety causes her to be almost entirely mute, and Tadano, an awkward newcomer who becomes Komi’s unlikely ally and makes it his mission to help her make 100 new friends. As these characters grow closer, they find themselves facing new challenges and fears as they navigate quirky relationships that they could have never predicted. Through their experiences, Komi Can’t Communicate offers readers a humorous, compelling, and original take on social anxiety, the power of friendship and determination, and the dif- ferences between reality and perception. How to Read Manga In keeping with the original Japanese comic format, manga is read from right to left—so action, sound effects and word balloons are reversed to preserve the orientation of the original artwork. Key Themes
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