It's a real feat when short series manage to properly convey the emotions being portrayed by the characters to the readers, and Hoshi no Koe did just that.

The art is absolutely beautiful and suits the overall tone of the story. From start to finish the pages are filled with melancholy, longing, uncertainty of the future, desire, hope and the losing of it. The dialogues between the characters are meaningful and though there are only ten chapters, you get the idea that they have a good relationship with each other. The way they're drawn gives a kind of realness that other mangas lack, especially with the facial expressions; they're only subtle but seem so natural. Interactions and emotions are not superficial, and the characters' thoughts are relatable.

Hoshi no Koe is a short but good read. Straightforward with a clear message: a tale of love that knows no bound.

PS. Look at that cover. What a beauty.