Yume Kira Dream Shoppe

Yume Kira Dream Shoppe does not disappoint.I bought it on a whim, but as a shoujo fan I really loved it. The book itself is a one-shot from about 2005, so don't expect a sequel and know that this isn't an ongoing series. Despite this format, the characters are well-developed even in the short time. The book has four self-contained stories within, and all of them are just beautiful. The art is amazing and the characters are ridiculously cute.Terribly underrated manga.

This is one of my favorite mangas. I just love the short stories included. I woul recomend this to someone who loves fantansy stories and romance. It definetly fits with the genre "shojo".

I absolutely loved this! I'm a huge fan and this one was just great for my library! I recommend you all read this!

Read the whole thing in an hour, then I read it again!

this is my most favorite manga ever

Awesome manga, it really brings back memories :) I love the little bat card when I received your order :3

Yume Kira Dream Shoppe is a delightful little series. This is the only volume of the series and was serialized in Shojo Beat in the May - August 2007 issues.There are four stories in this book, "The Sound that Brings Blossoms", "Beyond the Red Eye", "A Promise to a Grain of Time", and "The Labyrinth Wave of Dreams", all which were already shown in Shojo Beat. There's some extra little side 4-panel comics and author side bars in the book, which are new content. Also, at the end are some author comments on the stories, which were nice.The stories focus more about those being helped than Rin and Alpha, excluding the story of "Beyond the Red Eye", which is about Alpha. This is okay though, because the stories really focus on finding courage, which is always a good message to read about.