My five stars

Some simple, sweet one-shots. My favorite is the first one, a love triangle involving an astronomy club and a guy who's been in love with the professor for a long time.

Cute and fluffy one-shot.

A cute chubby guy and the captain of the baseball team make a very cute couple. A so-so story overall, but the uniqueness of the characters make it memorable. Similar to Pochamani in feeling.

Two angels come to life out of a mural at night. A sweet and comfortable fairy tale-like story.

Possibly the most endearing and responsible step-sibling romance I've read. The characters are so likeable, and the art style appeals to me. It's a spin-off/sequel of Koi ni Nare, which is also very good.

A serious-minded botanist meets a gentle but frivolous gay man. A relationship of sorts is born. It's a subtle story with a unique art style.

Yuuya used to be a pianist but injured his hand and can't play; Kirya was dumped when his lover's wife found out about their affair. As strangers they can comfort each other without digging into personal details, but their relationship suddenly changes when it's revealed that Yuuya is actually a high school student. Good if you like the persistent younger seme type.

A high school kid who has to live his life according to a certain set of rules, but he finds himself making a whole new set of rules when it comes to his younger not-blood-related brother. Has a sparkly shoujo feeling.

Four guys are attending a specialty high school for pilots and flight mechanics, but they part ways until they reconnect later in life. I like the unique setting, the gentle pacing, and the fact that everything didn't go exactly how I expected after the first half dozen pages.

Hasegawa realizes that a classmate is in love with his (male) friend, and though he is against them getting together, he becomes a true friend for this guy who doesn't have a lot of confidants. They have an interesting relationship.