From Evil Flowers:

1) I should have...
En Asakura often has the same dream lately. She dreams of a boy asking her to kiss him. Her dream is connected to a painful memory from her high-school life, when she felt in love with a boy named Maru. When he asked her to kiss him, she refused, and now she's regretting it. Not to mention that the boy started to date another girl after that incident.

En is now in university and is trying to find her life partner through goukon: blind group dates. What will she do when a boy with the same name as her past crush asks for her number? Will she refuse and regret it again?

2) The Realization Of Happiness
Continuation of the preview chapter.

3) After School Kiss

4) Tell Me You Love Me

5-6) My Friend's Boyfriend

Follow the friendship of Tetsu and Gorou from the Koushien to adulthood.

A strange phenomenon where one is transferred back to the moment right before something life-threatening occurs. This continues to happen until the cause of the threat is erased. It is as if somebody is forcing Satoru to stop it from happening. Then one day, everything is changed. What truths are revealed when Satoru comes face to face with his own past? How will they affect his future?

Boku dake ga Inai Machi: Re (Gaiden volume) is considered volume 9 of the series

Note: Was nominated for the 18th Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize Reader Award in 2014 and for the 7th, 8th and 9th Manga Taisho Award between 2014 and 2016. Also nominated for the 40th Kodansha Manga Awards in 2016.

From Stage Storm:
Seiko is a normal girl with a tendency for daydreaming, and Yoshito's a fairly sensitive, subdued boy. They've been close friends since grade school, and now that they're in high school, their feelings for each other become complicated. Though all of the diverse array of characters in the story seem to see it as plain as day, Seiko does not realize Yoshito would like to be more than friends.

From Aerandria Scans:

Shiro is a white crow. Because of his unusual color, he's often bullied by the other black crows. One day, he's hurt badly because the others ganged up on him, and he was saved by a girl. Moved by the girl's gentle heart, Shiro asked a devil to let him turn into a human. However, there's one condition: Shiro will have to do at least one bad deed a day, otherwise, his body will crumble. Can Shiro really fulfill this contract?

In this direct sequel to Shiritsu St. Cattlya Youchien, we follow the story of teacher, Kuroda Shuuichi, and his adorable students as they move up to elementary school. Excited to be moving towards becoming a real teacher, Kuroda leaves the preschool only to learn that his new position is the elementary school with his old students. The incredibly unique kids are back including the Fuurin and Katori twins, the cheerful Miki, the shy Tsumugi, calm and collected Nazuki, and the panda hat wearing Daniel. The adorable yet weirdly mature children will capture Kuroda sensei’s heart once again.

A one-volume work containing 4 stories total, including the title work "Shiranami no Illusion"

- Shiranami no Illusion
Ryo is a boy who loves flirting with girls. One day, he met a beautiful girl named Touko by the beach. Ryo is soon deeply attracted to Touko, but because of an incident where her fiance died in a tragic accident, Touko locked up her own heart. How is Ryo going to help Touko leave her sadness and pain?

From Wasurenagusa:

As a child Tanabe was always tagging behind Haruyama, but in high-school after he became a ping-pong ace their relationship is gradually getting worse. Who is the one tagging along for real and why is Tanabe always so quiet? A touching and yet funny story with ping-pong as its background.

This volume also contains a one-shot about one very interesting hairdresser and a two-chapter story about a dentist and his fated client.

He possesses a mysterious power. His job is to remove curses from others.

Whenever abnormal situations arises, Zigzag is called to work. He accepts, however, it's not out of goodwill...?

A story about a hero? Definitely not this person!

From Tokyopop:

Legends say that when it snows, it is because the snow princess is crying. A collection of five tragic tales, all connected by the bond of snow. Shirahime-syo is CLAMP's tribute to traditional Japanese form and storytelling.

From Aerandria Scans:

This series is the continuation of Ookami ga Kuru! In order to investigate the strange phenomenon occurring in Northern Bayern, Germany, the church (KIRCHE) have dispatched the slayer Sirius. He rescues a young woman, Beate, who was being attacked by zombies. However, as the two attempt to leave, they’re attacked by more zombies.

From Fateful Encounters:

Based on novel by Kaminaga Manabu. Shinrei Tantei Yakumo, aka psychic detective yakumo, tells a story about a college student, Saitou Yakumo who is born with different eye colors. His red left eye gives him a special ability to see ghosts and spirits. He believes ghosts and spirits are bound to earth because of a certain 'cause,' and simply eliminating that 'cause' will let those spirits rest in peace. Being asked for help by Ozawa Haruka, they begin the investigation together.

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Includes an unrelated side story called Pen x Pal in vol.1.

Shino-chan can't say her own name. She made the first friend after entering high school. Communication full of clumsiness begins. They always find right words belatedly. But the Seishun can even turn a klutz into a star...or not?
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About a girl with stammer aggravated by social anxiety, and her early days in her high school class.

A series of rather comedic stories about an eponymous bar, its owner, two regular patrons, and the oddballs that stroll through its doors.

In the continent of Polyphonica, spirits materialize in the world, surviving on the music that is played by humans, and live together with them. While the spirits don't appear often, some spirits have enough power to materialize in human or animal forms and live together with humans.

Dantists, who play special music called "Commandia," are widely respected in this world. They are usually in contract with powerful spirits. The story of Shinkyoku Sōkai Polyphonica Eternal White revolves around the new Dantist, Snow Drop, a maid who cherishes her Ojou-sama more than anything, and her Contracted Spirit, Blanca, who is also known as the famous Contra Bass, Eternal White.

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On his way home from picking up a rings for himself and his lover, Fuji Takahiro is hit by a car. His resulting amnesia degrades his live-in lover Kotou Tarou to a mere flatmate, and a series of misunderstandings threatens to tear the couple apart. Tossed around by desperation and confusion, can Tarou and Takahiro rebuild their once blissful relationship?

In this country, every person has to be matched up with a partner. Partnerships are made around when you turn three or four. The doctors decide who gets paired together. One person acts as the 'supplier.' The other as the 'receiver.' It is impossible for a 'receiver' to continue to live without periodically being given power from the 'supplier.' And in the same way, it is imperative for a 'supplier' that a 'receiver' accept some of the power generated within their body. This 'power' can't be made anywhere other than inside a 'supplier's own body… So for the 'receivers,' we 'suppliers' are completely indispensable...

A collection of one-shots:

• Sleeping Beauty no Mita Yume (Sleeping Beauty's Dream)
Tsukasa gets a kiss from the girl she likes, but she's not happy about it.

• Hakushi (Blank)
The protagonist loses some of her memories and can't remember a girl who was very important to her.

• A Witch's Hand
It's about psychological manipulation.

• 20, 21
Fuji doesn't see her friend Asagao in a romantic light, but Asagao is hoping to change that.

• Hakushi, Continued (Blank, Continued)
Retells the events of "Blank" from Takako's perspective.

• Twelve-Year Age Gap, Six-and-a-Half-Mat Room
About the relationship between a schoolgirl and a twentysomething recluse.

Mizukami-sensei tells the story of his life as a Mangaka!! An autobiographical "column manga" in which Satoshi Mizukami (author of Hoshi no Samidare, Sengoku Youko, Spirit Circle and more) recounts the beginning of his career as a mangaka.