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Based on the erogame of the same name: a story about protagonist Ogata Koichiro's adventures in Aikyo Academy, where students are required to take lessons about love and romance.
This collected volume was named after the longest of the four stories that it contains: a drama about an adolescent girl who falls in love with Roger Martin du Gard’s saga, *The Thibaults*. The remaining stories capture various fragments of everyday life with tenderness and humor. Through the kaleidoscope of its feminine views, The Yellow Book touches the readers heart by attending to what, in sum, makes up life—the little things of our every day. (Source: Kotonoha)
We have been together since childhood, and even now we are still close friends. I have always loved you but now that you are leaving me behind, what do I do? (Source: Shoujo Crusade)
Since her parents were getting a divorce, Natsumi had to leave home and got transferred to a boarding primary school, staying in a dormitory. All of her classmates in the dorm seem to be in all sorts of situations. The dorm is famous for its delicious food. The one who runs the dorm is Natsumi’s uncle, Takurou. Though they’re kids, BECAUSE they’re kids, a lot goes on. But since they’re kids, all they need is some food to eat! But still, cohabitation is tough...
Even though she loves singing, due to fear of her older brother's disapproval, all Nonoko Sugisaki can do today is wish on a shooting star. But then, Kenji and Mikki, who hear Nonoko singing, decide to ask her to join their band...?
The adventurer Zion, who possesses the "Translator" skill, the ability to understand the language of demons and animals, spends his days and nights on quests with his childhood friends in order to make the A-class party. However, he is suddenly kicked out of the party because his abilities are not useful in battle. Disappointed, Zion makes a new start as a solo adventurer, thanks to the encouragement of Angelina, the guild receptionist. Later, several races join Zion's party, including a female slime swordsman and half-demon whose skills were deemed useless, and form a party of outsiders who are later described as heroes.
*"I am inside a spaceship...outside is deep space. The name of my spaceship-- Spaceship EE."* It is 2038 CE. Noshi Hyoda is a 23-year-old office worker facing existential despair. Will she escape her world of apathetic oppression? Where can she go? What shall she do? Perhaps the answers lie in the stars beyond...perhaps not...
In a ruined city, Takeru comes across a suicidal young girl named Konoha. She's deathless, and she's being used as a guinea pig by a cruel organization. Seeing no meaning to her life, she fled her captors to seek a way to end it. Takeru has a lot in common with Konoha-- he's also deathless. He's made a life for himself, though, locating people by contract. After he rescues her from her pursuers, he convinces her to continue living. Maybe she'll be able to find a purpose, as she and Takeru face the future together. (Source: MangaHelpers)
