Amayo no Tsuki
The Moon on a Rainy Night

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A lot of manga are set in high school, so it can be difficult to create a work that truly stands out from the rest. In my opinion, Kuzushiro and Misaki Takamatsu are the ones who truly manage to do that. Both manga have got such a lovable cast with each character feeling so incredibly real and genuine, battling each with their own humane struggles. There’s never any unnecessary drama, and when they do deal with more serious issues, it’s always communicated very thoroughly. Not a single character feels dense and cliched but are rather very perceptive and talk things through, like real people. Not even to mention the best part: their very wholesome take on female friendships (and maybe even more than that at times). There’s no jealousy, no fighting and no talking behind someone’s back unless it’s for a good reason and to make characters feel more fleshed out. If you like one, you’re sure to fall in love with the other one as well.  read more 

Highschool girls, Yuri, one girl has long black hair and the other has short brown hair.