Anthropomorphic cat does funny things in this 4-koma style work.

She's cheeky! She's troublesome! Her hair's too flashy! Her skirt's too short! Her nails are too shiny! She even decorates her ID card! She talks too much! She's way too close! She barely meets her deadlines! She doesn't listen to me! She cares about "likes" too much! She takes selfies all the time! But the worst part is, she keeps messing with me! Section Manager Kawahara has been a serious and diligent worker for 20 years. But one day, a gal that he can't handle enters the company. Moreover, she keeps pestering him... *Note: Formerly known as Ijirare Kachou to Gyaru Buka-chan but changed the title mid publication. It is still the same series. Includes eight bonus chapters.*

Set in a rural town in northern Tohoku, this coming-of-age story follows a girl who feels suffocated by life in the small town and a boy who is here to escape from the city. They meet through a certain piece of music, and gradually open their hearts to each other. (Source: HEROS flat, translated)

Chiyoko Ita's new series in magazine Aokishi.

Childish goings-on for Fukuo Fuchida (also known as Fuku-chan) a small boy who attends nursery school with his "girlfriend" Kumi and hangs out with his playmates Namiko (whose parents own a china shop), her younger brother, Kiyo, naughty twins Doshako and Garako and the school bully Gan-chan. (Source: Anime Encyclopedia)

Baby boom is a collection of stories animated by two recurring characters, a "bird" (the black-headed animal under the mask of which the author likes to imagine himself) and a "chick", engaged, in pairs or in a group, in all kinds of activities specific to childhood: hoops, cubes, swimming, folding, drawing, snacks, constructions, sandboxes, jumping in puddles... Using two colors of felt-tip pens, Yokoyama has left his drawings with the freshness of sketches. By their (apparent) speed of execution, by their colored contrasts, his boards are in this way the obvious and communicative extension of the frenzied joy of the bird, the chick and their playmates.

Manga Niku features individual stories drawn by 23 manga creators. (Source: Anime News Network)

This is a series of manga anthologies based on popular “villainess” novels. The protagonists are all young noblewomen who were rejected by their fiancés for various reasons, but who did not let themselves be discouraged and found their own happiness. Each volume contains several short stories adapted by different artists and themed. **Digital Manga:** [CMOA](https://www.cmoa.jp/title/268010/)

The key to breaking the Marquis's "curse" lies in a lonely maid with a secret... Laura Riddle lost her mother shortly after she was born and is treated like a servant by her aunt and uncle, who are barons. One night, Laura goes shopping at her aunt's command and rescues a boy who is about to be kidnapped by a kidnapper. The boy seems to have ties to the Marquis of Dunford family, who are notorious for being misanthropes... (Source: Comic Ride Ivy, translated)

In the early Showa period, Ginza, which had made a spectacular recovery from the Great Kanto Earthquake, had a cutting-edge professional woman called the "Stick Girl." When customers "want to see, buy, or eat," these women act as a "stick" to guide them. One day, Michi, a maid working as a guard for the daughter of a distinguished family, begins working on the street as a "Stick Girl" to protect the daughter. But Ginza is full of thrills! (Source: Comic Days, translated)