Motoyan Papa to Hitsuji-sensei
Hinata was the highlight of this already beautiful manga, wished there was more but unfortunately even the most beautiful things have to end :(
Shounen Houkokusho
Harumi is living with his lover, Ryouichi, and his son, Shuu. The three of them are having a happy every-day life when someone came to talk about a marriage interview for Harumi?! This is a oneshot manga that serves as an extra story of the popular novel, “Love Certificate (Renai Shoumeisho),” also written by Sakiya Haruhi with illustrations by the same Machiko Madoka. ==== That little kid was the main highlight & i really like his attitude- family first & pest should be taken down asap
Koishite Daddy
Satou, a straight businessman with a kindergarten-aged son, falls for Takahashi, his gay neighbour, who loves children. Takahashi has endured censure and abuse, and Satou and his cute son had to deal with abandonment by his ex-wife, so they both bring their baggage to the relationship, and this manga shows how they deal with it and master their instincts. Satou is a little more authoritarian than I like in men, and I almost dropped the story at one point where he crosses the line, even if his first concern is for his son. The story is so fearsomely earnest and tries so hard to be wholesome and sweet almost into maudlin territory, it's difficult to stay offended for long. A lot of Kitazawa Kyou's stories tend to dance on the edge of that place where the autocratic seme almost overwhelms the compliant and good-hearted uke, so this is clearly a power dynamic preference of the mangaka's. It isn't mine, though, but this time, Kyou doesn't let the story go too far.
Oh My Hero!
1. Very cute story about a divorced dad and a power ranger type character. Very sweet relationship as they are honest with each other and try to figure things out. 2. Very short one shot about basketball club reunion that brings two people back together.
The Wolf in the Flower Shop