No Matter How I Look at It, It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular!, Vol. 8 Kindle & comiXology

If you've read the previous entries in the manga, you'll know what a typical volume of Watamote results in. Tomoko's socially awkward self usually gets herself in embarrassing trouble which leads her to run off and hide away, rinse and repeat. This volume is wonderful in the fact that this there's no escape for the loner heroine as she's hauled off on a multi-day class field trip and is forced to lead and live with a group of three other girls throughout Japan. Where once Tomoko would resort to running away and hiding from social interaction, she's actively forced to endure entire days with three stranger girls she barely knows and it's clear how much the experience is changing her over the few days as she starts to stutter less, openly insult people in front of her out loud, and use her group member as an avenue for her growing homosexual tendencies. It's a fantastic change-up from the formula and it's one of the funniest entries so far in the manga.

Come on everyone show your support by purchasing these awesome volumes, believe me that there is an amazing story being told in every chapter. There even can be a chance if the demand is great enough that we can get a hold of the prequel stories of our socially awkward princess who is in need of hugs from her friends

Yes, it's finally back. It's been forever since 7 came out.What's this, picking groups? No Sensei plz stop, your embarrassing me! Aww isTomoko being cuter then usual? I like where this is going:DCan't wait for the next one.

Need i say more?

Great story

Son loves this series and very happy with quality of book and amazon shipping as always

Good book

Great series, as usual.

Amazing Series

Great manga, arrived a day early

Tomoko seems to get more and more relatable with every edition and I'm not sure if that's a good thing for me but it is for the book at least.

It's more than just the comedy the anime makes it out to be. Definitely worth a look.

Das Buch an sich in einwandfreiem ZustandDie Story lässt kein bisschen nachEs tut weh und ist trotzdem unfassbar lustigTomoko kann einem wirklich leid tun, aber man muss einfach mit dem Kopf schütteln, wie sie sich selbst und vermehrt andere zielsicher in schmerzhaft peinliche Situationen bringt.MUSS für alle Fans der Reihe.