Started reading this one.
Part 1:
Katarina and Scott Pilgrim: Bread makes you fat?
So biggest takeaway on this part, Katarina mentions Romeo and Juliet in casual conversation, which catches the interest of Mary and Keith slightly. She explains it's a tragedy. I don't think they have much time before the play, but maybe they'll perform that in the distant future with her direction?
I'm surprised Katarina didn't think Mary and Keith's denial of a relationship was too swift, like a cover-up, and think it confirmed her suspicions, however exhausting that would have been for the reader, and also surprised Mary and Keith didn't take her "I will side with you when the time comes" to mean she would take them both in a harem marriage. Again, any time misunderstandings can be cleared up is good.
I wonder if Katarina knows the recipes for her favorite foods? I forget if she ever brought that up before, but she should really try to create those dishes here.
Edit: Finished the final part, 10.
Ok little volume. We get introduced to Joerd's Bros and their fiancees.
We get more potential harem members (how big is this harem gonna get? I get the feeling the bigger it gets, the less likely we'll get a true harem ending, but either a Joerd ending or a "Friends" ending).
Maria really took a backseat this volume it felt like despite ending strong in the last one, though I suppose Katarina did show interest in being with her by promising to try and join that magical organization after they finish school. Oh, and she made good baked sweets that Katarina gets to gloat about helping sell. All hail marketing queen, villainess actress pro, and future Sherlock, Katarina Claes.