This was a story about growing as a person, and about letting go. Even though it's got "endings" as it's main theme, Dear Nolan has an upbeat tone, impulsing you to keep pushing forward. This is an extremely short read, but it does feature some character development, and we can take a nice peek at a rich, lore-filled world. The art is mostly simple, but extremely pretty - it reminded me of watercolors, and of sketches. Just as a heads-up, there is no real romance per se: the bonds developed are more platonic in nature. It was a moving read nonetheless, but if you came herefor the Shojo Ai tag, be warned.

At the end, if you have an hour to spare, give it a shot. I do recommend it.