Like the last volume, this collection of little stories is as sweet as cotton candy, with just as much substance. A new character is introduced, who only serves as comic relief. (Pupper really is cute, though.) Again, all problems people have are solved with a snack and a pep talk by the end of each chapter.

Hachi's backstory was longer and had a little more depth, compared to any of the customers' stories, and is the only remotely interesting part of the series so far for me. It was nice to have some kind of arc more than 20 pages long.