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Cover of Boku no Chikyuu wo Mamotte

Boku no Chikyuu wo Mamotte

Saki Hiwatari (2001)

SubgenreFantasy
Age groupYA 12-17
Content ratingPG-13
Pages176 (Quick Read (<250))
SettingSecondary World
CSM age13
Goodreads4.28/5 (280)
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Content levels

ViolenceMild
Sexual contentMild
LanguageNone

Trigger warnings

AmnesiaMental Illness

Positive tags

Self-DiscoveryHealing ArcMystery

Hero archetypes

Time-Displaced HeroAmnesiac Hero

Protagonist archetypes

Time-DisplacedReincarnation Protagonist

Tropes

ReincarnationLost MemoriesPast LifeIdentity CrisisMultiple Timelines

Themes

IdentityMemoryPast LivesSelf-DiscoveryDuality of Self

Synopsis

While unconscious for a week, Rin has been reliving his tormented former life as Shion. How will he deal with waking up on Earth as Rin once again? How will he react toward the others whose previous lives he has just revisited as well?

Is Boku no Chikyuu wo Mamotte appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

This manga explores reincarnation and past-life memories with psychological themes as the protagonist reconciles his current identity with his former life. Contains mild emotional distress and identity struggles.

What to know going in

This book has mild violence, mild sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include amnesia and mental illness.

Who'll love this

Teens who enjoy mysteries about identity and past lives will be drawn into Rin's struggle to understand who he was and who he is now.

Tags

Reincarnation FantasyPsychological DramaContemporary Fantasy