The Sound of Fireworks The Haiku

The Sound of Fireworks The Haiku — my old diary ran out of pages, so now you’re holding the fort. Let me introduce myself. My name is Amimi Imai, I’m 18, and most of my friends call me Hanabi. A big fan of fireworks. My mother loved them, and the way she always talked about them made me want to see them with my own eyes. But you know, life happens, and I haven’t had a chance to see them in person. Not yet, but we’ll get to that. This year was crazy, had to move to a new city due to family circumstances, I had to leave my friends, and we could only communicate by our phones. The main bummer. But a new school and new impressions were waiting for me.

I had big plans to do my best and go to a better university so that could fulfill my dream of becoming a writer. But sometimes school can be like a harsh, cruel and unfriendly life. Knew that if just lowered my head, would somehow survive it. But everything changed when I was approached by a stupid, clumsy, but amazing guy. He and his haiku. You will understand what I mean. The Sounds of Haiku Fireworks is the first part of an encouraging trilogy about the friendship, difficulties and paths of Amimi, an 18-year-old student who recently moved out of the house, leaving her in a new high school and a new life. without friends who were with her. But a few weeks later, Amimi meets Uta, another recently translated student who lives with the same problems as Amimi. Although chemistry is at least lacking, a promising friendship will soon be established, and Amimi’s school life will change like the night sky after a fireworks display.