Forum - View topicLove for Venus / Venus in Love by Yuki Nakaji
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Samara_
 Posts: 2 Location: Perth, Western Australia |
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I have never read manga or watched anime (discluding Pokemon and Sailor Moon when I was a child) so I apologize for asking a seemingly obvious question but google is overwhelming me with a lot of information.
I picked up the sixth volume of Love for Venus and I really fell in love with it, I have gone through and read the other 11 stories which were absolutely fantastic. My question is, does anyone have any recommendations for a similar series I particularly liked the 'shonen-ai' type that appeared earlier in the book, but also very much into romantic triangles. |
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Tamaria
 Posts: 1512 Location: De Achterhoek |
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There are a bunch of shoujo manga out there with those themes, but I think Oyayubihime Infinity is a good place to start. It's another series from CMX and that publisher happens to have a lot of good, but not insanely long, shoujo series.
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Samara_
Posts: 2 Location: Perth, Western Australia |
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Looks good, thanks for pointing me in a direction.
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Wooga
 Posts: 916 Location: Tucson |
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Please save my Earth is kind of long but good. (I've only read the first two volumes)
It is about Japanese teenagers realizing they are reincarnations of some..people that lived on the moon a long time ago. It does have some shonen-ai, because one of the women was re-incarnated as a man, so is there some awkwardness between the two guys. A lot of people mention Peach Girl and Mars as their favorite shojo. |
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naniwhale
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Please save my Earth I recommend too as well, and Mood child is also great series to read.
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