From Kamatani, the creator of the Harvey-nominated Our Dreams at Dusk: Shimanami Tasogare, comes this gorgeously illustrated manga that captures the bittersweetness of youth with joy and contemplation. When Yutaka Aoi enters middle school, he is overcome with emotion when he hears the choir sing. Struck by his passion for music and his rare and beautiful soprano voice, the choir quickly brings Yutaka into their group. As they learn that Yutaka has a uniquely strong reaction to all sounds, his peers come to accept him and his rare traits and personality. Conflict arises as Yutaka's talent brings opportunity for not just the choir but also Yutaka himself. The fleeting nature of Yutaka's soprano voice means his time is precious, and it seems he will need to make choices about what to prioritize. The gentle and soft artwork is almost melancholy, as characters consistently remind the reader that Yutaka's gift will eventually go away when he begins puberty. The true wonder of this manga is how a silent medium sings, lulling the reader from page to page. Yutaka's vibrant and all-encompassing emotional connection to sound is conveyed with extreme care, bringing forth a sense of wonder and ecstasy. Beautiful and lyrical, this is a reflection on the fleeting quality of youth and a celebration of the sublime nature of music.