A story about two classmates who become friends, Sahoko and Rio. Rio is depressed and self-abusive and isn't loved by her "family" (which consists of her father, stepmother, and stepbrother), but Sahoko seems to be the bright spot in her life. Sahoko also seems to have a mysterious past and doesn't seem to have a good relationship with her parents; she lives with her aunt. It's also hinted at that Sahoko and Rio have met once before, when they were much younger... (Source: Lililicious) *Note: includes 1 extra chapter*

Chise is an elementary school girl who lives with her widowed father, a novelist. Her mother died when she was very young, but she is extremely close to her father. He is the one she loves the most, and because he works as a novelist, he spends most of his time at home, much to the delight of Chise. (Source: Wikipedia) *Note: Winner of the Shogakukan Manga Award in the shoujo category (1990).*

Adapted from the Agatha Christie novel The Secret of Chimneys. 1) The Secret of Chimneys 2) Sparkling Cyanide 3) Towards Zero 4) Extra

Chise lost her mother when she was little and lives with her father, a writer. The only man she likes is her father. (Source: Cocohana, translated)

From the creator of Pieta comes the story of a connection between two women, Maho and Fujiko, who live in the same apartment building. Maho, a trans woman, saves Fujiko, a girl from a rich family who's left home and is living on her own, one night, and the two become fast friends. As they grow closer, Fujiko confesses to Maho that she has feelings for her... *Note: Includes the one-shot "Tinker Bell no Hanzai".*

4-volume series that were published after the main series. Each volume has a different title. Volume names with publishing order: Papa Told Me - Machi o Arukeba (2008) Papa Told Me - Watashi no Suki na Wakusei (2009) Papa Told Me - Cafe de Michikusa (2010) Papa Told Me - Mado ni Tomori no Tomoru Koro (2011)