Futaba Yoshioka needs to "reset" her lifestyle. In junior-high, Futaba was ostracized by women because too many junior-high boys enjoyed her. Kou Tanaka, the single lad Futaba enjoyed, moved away before she could tell him how she felt. Now in highschool, Futaba is decided to participate in the rest of the girls. Therefore her new pals will not become envious of her she behaves not ladylike. While living her new life contentedly, she and Kou meet again, however he now utilizes the title Kou Mabuchi and h-AS a cool approach. He tells her that he enjoyed her too in junior-high, but feels differently now. Futaba Yoshioka Since middle-school, Futaba has consistently considered that boys were violent and too tough. Kou Tanaka was the sole exclusion, and Futaba wished to understand him better. Both share short memories--including a strategy to attend the summertime festival. After unintentionally telling the buddy of Kou, Naitou, that she despises all lads within the hearing closeness of Kou, she concerns about his view of her-but convinces herself that he understands he's an exclusion. The summer festival arrives, and Kou does not show up. Returning from your summer holiday, Futaba discovers that Kou used in still another college without explanation. Futaba understands how much she enjoyed repents and Kou not telling him how she felt. In highschool, the character of Futaba is radically different. Cunning or no longer female, she makes herself as unattractive as you can. As the women were jealous of her popularity with lads Futaba was an outcast in middle-school. Decided to get friends in highschool, she loses her, girly self that is authentic on her school mates' blessing. Although Futaba is strong willed, obstinate, and enthusiastic, she prefers to be accepted for who she is, for who she is not than ostracized. Futaba ultimately falls in-love with Kou again. Nevertheless, she always stresses that he's no emotions on her and considers she is just seen by him as a previous puppy love. After being declined and admitting, she determines to go forward. She dated Toma after being declined. By chapter 4 5, she determines to make up with Kou and they begin dating after.
From Viz: When Haruna Nagashima was in junior high her life consisted of playing softball and reading comics. But now that she's going to high school, Haruna decides to put all of her energy towards getting a boyfriend and having the high school romance of a lifetime. To help in her quest, she enlists cute upperclassman Yoh Komiyama to coach her as she eschews her jock tendencies and turns herself into the kind of girl who can catch a guy. Yoh agrees, with one catch: Haruna had better not fall for him!
Suzume works as a maid in an English manor house. Due to a certain incident, she ends up living in a small apartment in Japan. So where does she find comfort in as she began living overseas by herself for the first time? Japanese cuisine!
Momochi Himari after being an orphan inherited a house out of nowhere. She decided to occupy that house despite of the warnings she received. According to the folks the House of Momochi is haunted. There she met three guys who live in the house, Aoi, Yukari and Ise. Then she discovered something unusual about them. What will happen to Himari's peaceful life when she decided to stay there? Find out.
Haruhiko can't stand his tyrannical father, so he leaves home. The life of a super-rich high school student is difficult. By relying on his relatives, he ended up with a large debt... Even with his classmate Yoriko and his maid Nanako helping him out, things just keep happening in his unfamiliar economic lifestyle. It's a promise-filled, high tension, romantic comedy!
A mysterious mobile bakery, Mimura Bread, is making it's way around town! Bread so fluffy and golden brown that you'll never forget the taste. The owner, Mimura, seems to have a nose for people in trouble and bakes just what they knead to soothe the heart. What recipes and troubles await?
Having no experience in romance, the vibrant Ninako curiously explores the meaning of what "love" really is, and is surprised to feel a colorful range of emotions as she grows closer to the school heartthrob, the quiet yet gentle Ren, who also happens to be involved in a longtime relationship. With every intention of keeping her head held high, Ninako prepares to face the mental pain of this one-sided love that she had allowed to take root, facing a series of trials that would either contribute to her growth as a headstrong woman, or break her as it did with other girls. However, is this really a one-sided love? Or had something been silently sown in the most hidden area of Ren's heart?
At 25, Fuko’s true love isn’t romance; it’s food. Her path to cooking begins with a lucky bingo win—a nifty rice cooker! But with her kitchen occupied by her pet hermit crab, Hikki, Fuko has to get creative... Cooking with only a rice cooker?! Challenge accepted! Join Fuko as she steams ahead in this lazy gourmet adventure!
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