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24 books with the same feel
Include books by the same authorYour Lie in April, Vol. 1
Naoshi Arakawa
Kosei Arima was a piano prodigy until his cruel taskmaster of a mother died suddenly, changing his life forever. Driven by his pain to abandon piano, Kosei now lives in a monotonous, colorless world. Having resigned himself to a bland life, he is surprised when he meets Kaori Miyazono, a violinist with an unorthodox style. Can she bring Kosei back to music, and back to life?
Full Moon o Sagashite, Vol. 1
Arina Tanemura · 162 pages
Natsume's Book of Friends, Vol. 9
Yuki Midorikawa · 192 pages
Fruits Basket, Vol. 1
Natsuki Takaya · 196 pages
Tohru Honda was an orphan when one day fate kicked her out of the house and on to land belonging to the mysterious Sohma family. Everything goes well until she discovers the Sohma family's secret, when hugged by members of the opposite sex, they turn into their Chinese Zodiac animal!
Seven Days: Monday → Thursday
Venio Tachibana · 200 pages
A Silent Voice, Vol. 5
Yoshitoki Oima · 192 pages
Despite their tense pasts, Shoya begins to embrace the friend group that used to terrorize Shoko because she couldn’t hear. Now that summer vacation is in full swing, the crew can work together to film Tomohiro’s eccentric movie. Each fun-filled day lazily passes by, but doubt tugs at Shoya’s heavy heart and he is desperate to cling on to meaningful moments before they are gone…
Millennium Snow, Vol. 3
Bisco Hatori · 200 pages
Chiyuki Matsuoka, 17, was born with heart problems. Toya, 18, is a vampire who hates blood and refuses to enter into the traditional partnership with a human, whose blood would keep them both alive for a thousand years. Chiyuki has to find a way to support Toya, since he won't accept the help she knows he needs.
One Piece, Volume 17: Hiriluk's Cherry Blossoms
Eiichiro Oda · 192 pages
Orange: The Complete Collection, Vol. 2
Ichigo Takano
This critically-lauded manga series will tug at your heartstrings with its central plot device about time travel and communication with a future self.
Sand Chronicles, Volume 2
Hinako Ashihara · 200 pages
your name., Vol. 1
Makoto Shinkai
Mitsuha, a high school girl from a town deep in the mountains, dreams of an unfamiliar life in Tokyo. Taki, a high school boy from Tokyo, dreams that he is a girl living in the mountains. As the two change places in their dreams, their encounter sets a miraculous story into motion.
Boys Over Flowers: Hana Yori Dango, Vol. 30
Yoko Kamio, Shen Wei Xie Zi
Things are going smoothly between Tsukushi and her boyfriend Tsukasa, but the bliss can't last for long. Deep in the heart of New York City Tsukasa's conniving mother is cooking up another evil plan to destroy her son's relationship with Tsukushi.
Hikaru no Go, Vol. 15: Sayonara
Yumi Hotta · 210 pages
Hikaru ignores Sai's pleas to let him play Go, and then Sai vanishes! Where has he gone? Will he come back? Can Hiraku play with Sai's coaching?
The Voices of a Distant Star
Mizu Sahara · 229 pages
Mikako becomes part of a research team that journeys into space in order to explore reported contacts between humans and aliens, leaving behind Nobaru, the man that she loves. They keep in touch, but Mikako's long absence and his aging faster than she is, has Nobaru wondering if he should move on with his life.
No. 6: The Manga, Volume 09
Atsuko Asano
With Rat critically injured protecting him, Shion finally returns to No. 6. But what he finds there is not the tranquil utopia he left behind, but a city in the grip of panic and chaos. As the 'holy city' collapses in on itself, Shion and Rat put the future of humanity-- and their future together-- on the line in the shocking final volume!"--P. [4] of cover.
A Distant Neighborhood, Vol. 1
Jiro Taniguchi
"Middle-aged businessman Hiroshi Nakahara has been catapulted back into his life as a 14 year-old but with all his adult memories and knowledge intact. As he settles into his past in a way that only someone who has seen the future can, he experiences again the friendship, the exhilaration and the love of youth. But subtle changes occur in his history and, as the summer break reaches its conclusion