Ellen moves to a new house in the country side. There she meets a spunky green-haired elf and learns an alarming truth. She’s a half fairy! Plus three side stories. (Source: Mangafox)

Accepted into the school that she set her eyes on and studied furiously for, Tanaka Saya thought she couldn't have been more excited. But now that she accomplished her dream of attending Rinran Academy, she has nothing to aim for while all her classmates have goals and aspirations for their future. Depressed that she is floating aimlessly through her first semester, she starts spending more time at the rose garden on campus where Mr. Motoyawata, the timid teacher who the students seem to have no respect for, tends the flowers. Saya grows up a little everyday and influences the people around her.

A sudden upset stomach sends young Iwai dashing into a nearby coffee shop. What he wasn't expecting was the short haired, cute young lady waiting behind the counter. That sole encounter was enough to take over Iwai's every thought, still not even knowing the name of his little coffee shop angel... Brought to you by the author of \[Chima Chima\] and \[Machi Machi\], a touching love story portraying all of the little intricacies and beauty only found in a high school love. (Source: Jmanga)

A collection of one-shots by Tanikawa Fumiko. Hoshi no Hayasa de Kaketeku: Shinobu and Kanta are childhood friends and a couple off to college in Hokkaido in the fall. But a chance encounter with someone who reminds Shinobu of another childhood friend, Kyuu, who passed away a year ago begins to change things slowly... Hoshi no Kakurega: Muraji likes Gotou-kun, but Gotou-kun is already taken. Wishing otherwise on a star is harmless, though, right? Cocoa Break: Hagiko works at a library and always sees a high school couple studying together there, but one day, the girl stops showing up. As she wonders what happened, the young girl suddenly appears in front of her again, but this time in Hagiko's apartment?

True Calendar (T.C.) 71 - A new age where 70% of the human population lives in space thanks to the development of "Dyson Sphere", a city in space. The world is divided into two main powers: The Dorssia Military Pact Federation, a power which grew out of a military alliance, and the Atlantic Rim United States (ARUS), which grew in power as it expanded its trade agreements. The minor nation of JIOR has declared neutrality between these two forces and maintains its peace through economic prosperity. Within the JIOR's Sphere, Haruto Tokishima lived an ordinary life as a high school student in the division known as "Module 77"—until the Dorssian military begins their sudden invasion! But the whole world will be shaken when Haruto meets the mysterious humanoid weapon, Valvrave! (Source: Aniplex USA) Notes: Although adapted from the TV anime, the novels expand on information and have a few new scenes.

Just like always, I made dinner and waited for my husband to come home. But when he came back, he kept ignoring me. He acted as if I wasn't there. What's more, after he finished dinner, he started checking his phone with a beaming face I had never seen before. It seemed like he was secretly texting with a girl. And that girl was none other than my younger sister... "Why did it have to be my sister...? She always takes away everything from me..." (Source: Pocket Comics) *Note: Includes 4 extra stories.*

A young woman rejects the fast-paced consumer culture of 1980s Japan in favor of a slower, more carefree lifestyle in this tenderhearted, sweetly funny classic of slice-of-life manga. A classic of Japanese manga, Miss Ruki is a warm and vivid portrait of the lives of two young women in Tokyo during Japan’s 1980s bubble economy. The titular Miss Ruki spurns the fast-paced consumer culture of the era in favor of a lighthearted life dedicated to her hobbies, her books, and spending time with her anxious but far more pragmatic friend, Ecchan. Takano’s art moves with all the warmth, grace, and clarity of the everyday moments it depicts. Sweet and funny, these vignettes of a long-gone time still resonate today with readers and authors in Japan. (Source: New York Review Comics)

"I'm going to tell you I love you every day!" A junior boy confesses his love at first sight! A bumpy love story between a puppy-dog boy and a tomboy girl begins— (Source: Ganma!, translated)

Manga symbols – “manpu” in Japanese - are iconic or symbolic expressions used uniquely in manga, such as sweat drops, popping veins, and smoke puffs. Giga Town: A Guide to Manga Iconography! is (probably) Japan’s first guide to this manga iconography, collecting and explaining these symbols, with a short manga featuring the frolicking animals of the famous Japanese scroll Choju-jinbutsu-giga to explain each one! (Source: Udon)

In the *Shimauma Gaiden* series: V.1 - *Aka to Kiinu* V.2 - *Shimauma*

With the help of everyone who loves manga, manga culture has blossomed. But now the manga industry is suffering from piracy. We need your help. Please read this manga, and let's create the future of manga together! (Source: CODA, translated)