Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I simply could not let the short sighted, narrow minded, and completely incorrect slander that is the editor description shy people away from this great title. To say this show is for "adolescent furries" is an insult to more people than I have time to write about here. The initial description is spot on until you get the part about the downturn Lawrence has in his business once he meets Holo. It is clear the editor only watched 2 episodes and decided he knew everything there was to know which is like a 3 year old telling you he understands how life works. Spice and Wolf truly begins to take shape when Lawrence starts to further explore his unusual feels toward Holo as he doesn't believe here to be a Wolf Spirit. Through trial and tribulation the pair learn to trust, respect, and eventually care a great deal for one another while doing their best to reach Lawrence's dream while he is still young enough to enjoy it. There "fly by the seat of their pants" approach to business ends it both big reward, and often big consequences. It is an amazing character piece that relies on its character interaction and audience intelligence to tell a story for adults about life and the pursuit of dreams. This with the capricious Holo and overly focus Lawrence at the center as the learn life lessons from each other.....all with very very minimal fanservice in the beginning.