Your Letter

A beautiful story about friends, doesn't matter how short it is.

You can really be drown in this beautiful story, and it can make your tears shed from happiness at the end. It's world is very dream-like and chill.

Art style is pretty good and there's nothing wrong with it. Everything looks beautiful and awesome.

All three main characters are cute and cool, especially Sori, she really is cute and kind. They go through a lot of adventure for finding all the letters. And all the other characters like Janitor Sunny are fine except for those bullies in Sori's previous school. :)


Personally i enjoyed it and it made me feel awesome after the ending. I highly recommend it to everyone. It's short but it's pretty good.

My overall rating: 7/10

Your Letter is a webtoon I read last year, simply intrigued by its beautiful art. The lukewarm colours plastered on scenes always hit right to the feels when it comes to stories similar to this. There's not a lot I have to say about the plot- it talks about friendship, mystery and the often unfortunate happenings in one's high school life. However, what makes this story truly amazing is its understanding of contrast and balance. The scenes depicting the affects of bullying clashes with the the sun-wrenched panels of surprise and happiness glittering through Sori's face. What's achieved through that is nothing but a story perfect for what its aim is, to show a very real world.
As mentioned previously, the strongest part of this webtoon has to be its Art. The pallette's always a fuzzy mess of mundane colours, perfect for the urban setting of "Your Letter'. Plus the character designs are surely nothing short of perfect either, makes everyone look cute ^•^

Overall, I really enjoyed Your Letter for what it was. A short, single volume read; just 10 chapters so please go and take a look, there's not a lot to regret about that.

One word to describe this, w h o l e s o m e

I've actually read this 2 years ago. I reread it today and the feels never cease to amaze me. It gives me some Studio Ghibli vibes. Glad I'm not the only one who noticed it too. Lmao

It's short but I like it. 10 chapters weren't really enough for me but I could see why the author decided to have this series 10 chapters. They explained it in their epilogue. You'll know why.

The story was amazing. Our heroine, Sori is truly a remarkable character. It's nice to receive letters like these. Bringing out the Sherlock in you lol

Ok, what other adjectives I could use for this comic?

Wholesome, Nice, Emotional, Beautiful, Short but Worth it

Just read it and you'll not regret it.

This was such a lovely read. This afternoon I was looking for something to read and came across this on the off chance because it was rated well, and it was short. I’m rather glad I read it because it was really satisfying.

Due to it only having a limited number of chapters, you only get to know a few characters and a few places, and the story really focuses well on this. There’s not a moment where your overwhelmed with information or your left wondering what’s going on. Your just in the thick of the story.

It centres around familiar topics which are explored sensitively and thoughtfully which force you into the story and the world. Sometimes I find manga attempt to use these subjects and fall short because it comes across as too much or is just there to pull on your heart strings. In the case of Your Letter sure it’s there but it’s not overbearing. It doesn’t centre around it; it just builds off it.

Loved the artwork. Sometimes when I read Webtoon I just sit there and admire whole strips and I found myself doing that often with this series. I loved the colour palette and the line work was excellent.

All in all, it was a satisfying read from start to finish as I mentioned above. The fact that it only boasts 10 chapters shouldn’t be underestimated because each chapter is thoughtful and purposeful which makes for a well-rounded read. Chapter one got me hooked and the last chapter made me feel complete. Well worth the read if you were in a similar situation to mine.

Now just to give people a gentle reminder, this isn't romance, it's more of a friendship based story and it is still a pretty nice quick read for 10 chapters. Although I will say that the ending had given my heart a "Omigosh this is just so warming" moment. Man I want people like Yeon and the rest of them to be my buds if I was back at school again lol.

I like the fact it deals with bullying because I'm sure many of us who have experienced bullying while in schools can relate to what Sori goes through.

Yeah read this 10 chapter manhwa folks on webtoon if you feel like a quickie read!

Read 5th of July 2020

A short wholesome story with beautiful artwork. The storytelling and artwork gave me a lot of Studio Ghibli vibes. Loved it.

Though it was only ten episodes long, it has some of the most beautifully designed panels I’ve ever seen in a webcomic. Not only that, but the story is heartwarming.

This webtoon made me shed happy tears😭

An emotional roller-coaster that churns your heart with awe and despair, nostalgia and joy and a strange sort of longing that rarely gets talked about (because we're obsessed with romance). Not to trash romance, but I won't lie that it's exceedingly refreshing to see a story that takes a different turn.

All in all, I absolutely loved it.
Glad l read this one🤩

A charming story of friendship with hints of mystery that's a short, but nicely wholesome read.

Story (8/10): Despite the short length, the story makes sure to hit all it's points without making anything feeling shorthanded. To balance the elements of bullying, there are several small but meaningful moments of expressing friendship that create warm & fuzzy feelings throughout the story.

Art (9/10): One of the most striking features of the story, which is ironic considering it has a somewhat muted color palette. Despite that the style still has a great deal of color that gives off the vibes of a small niche cafe or the backdrop to some lofi hip-hop. Heck some of the artwork is makes for a great wallpaper for your phone.
It's strikingly simple & mellow in the best way possible.

Character (7/10): The characters are defined enough, but may come off as basic to some readers. I would argue that if the story was longer then the 5 or so recurring characters could have more development, but in the end it might not add that much so it may not be worth the change.

Enjoyment (8/10): So many times, I've started a webcomic only to have it last forever and not being able to keep up or stop without any resolution. Having a something that I could read entirely, in one setting, and with an admittingly open but still proper ending was nice for once. The platonic fluff! The simple, but still relatable scenerios!

It keep it short and sweet (much like this story), this was a wholesome quick read that everyone should have in either their digital or physical library.