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Begun in 1988, Susan Smith's Best Friends series continued for 16 volumes about a group of best friends. It ended in 1991 with the last book, "Angela and the Accidental On-Purpose Romance".

"Can't Win With You" is the English title for this series. The German title is "High School Nights" while the Japanese is きみには勝てない!.

"Can't Win With You" is the English title for this series. The German title is "High School Nights" while the Japanese is きみには勝てない!.

This is a 3 volume manga series based on the novels by Ichiro Sakaki and the anime series they inspired. View the novel series page.

This is a 3 volume manga series based on the novels by Ichiro Sakaki and the anime series they inspired. View the novel series page.

This is a series of light novels comprising 20 volumes plus 3 short story volumes (0, S, and S2). There is a manga adaptation with 8 volumes as of September 2010.

This is a series of light novels comprising 20 volumes plus 3 short story volumes (0, S, and S2). There is a manga adaptation with 8 volumes as of September 2010.

This is a manga adaptation of the Shakugan no Shana light novel series. As of September 2010, there are 8 volumes in this series and 23 in the novel series.

This is a manga adaptation of the Shakugan no Shana light novel series. As of September 2010, there are 8 volumes in this series and 23 in the novel series.

This series, Usagi Drop in the original, is about Daikichi and Rin and their living together. Daikichi is a thirty-year-old bachelor living alone when his grandfather dies, leaving Daikichi's six-year-old aunt without a home. Daikichi decides to bring Rin to his house, and the series is basically about how they get on. There is a time skip between the fourth and fifth volumes of about ten years. This series was originally marketed for the "josei" (adult women) demographic. Its genre is primarily realistic slice-of-life. The series is also known as Un drôle de père in French.

This series, Usagi Drop in the original, is about Daikichi and Rin and their living together. Daikichi is a thirty-year-old bachelor living alone when his grandfather dies, leaving Daikichi's six-year-old aunt without a home. Daikichi decides to bring Rin to his house, and the series is basically about how they get on. There is a time skip between the fourth and fifth volumes of about ten years. This series was originally marketed for the "josei" (adult women) demographic. Its genre is primarily realistic slice-of-life. The series is also known as Un drôle de père in French.

This is one of Kumeta's earlier works. It is a comedy/sports manga that had 23 volumes before being canceled. Wikipedia series page

This is one of Kumeta's earlier works. It is a comedy/sports manga that had 23 volumes before being canceled. Wikipedia series page

This is a shoujo supernatural/comedy/romance manga series that ran in Bessatsu Hana to Yume. It is also known as "Yurara no Tsuki" or "Yurara's Moon". There is a follow-up series called Resatsu.

This is a shoujo supernatural/comedy/romance manga series that ran in Bessatsu Hana to Yume. It is also known as "Yurara no Tsuki" or "Yurara's Moon". There is a follow-up series called Resatsu.

The Yearbook series is a trilogy of novels about a group of LDS teenagers as they finish high school and start college.

The Yearbook series is a trilogy of novels about a group of LDS teenagers as they finish high school and start college.

This series has 9 books and was written between 1949 and 1962. It's about Jill Crewe, an eleven-year-old girl who moves to a small English village with her mother, where she eventually buys a black pony and participates in the "horsey" culture of Chatton. The series was edited slightly at one point to "modernise" it, such as by renaming the pony Black Boy to Danny Boy, or by removing references to smoking. However, the recent editions by Fidra Books are unchanged from the originals, including the illustrations. Wikipedia link to information about the Jill series

This series has 9 books and was written between 1949 and 1962. It's about Jill Crewe, an eleven-year-old girl who moves to a small English village with her mother, where she eventually buys a black pony and participates in the "horsey" culture of Chatton. The series was edited slightly at one point to "modernise" it, such as by renaming the pony Black Boy to Danny Boy, or by removing references to smoking. However, the recent editions by Fidra Books are unchanged from the originals, including the illustrations. Wikipedia link to information about the Jill series

This is an award-winning series of light novels by Japanese author Nagaru Tanigawa. The stories revolve around the adventures of the "SOS Brigade", led by Haruhi Suzumiya. Though she doesn't know it, Haruhi has the power to make her wishes come true, and one of the things she desires is an interesting life with time travelers, aliens, and espers. One of each of these is a member of the SOS Brigade, along with Kyon, the long-suffering guy who narrates the novels. As all the novels are titled "The ___ of Haruhi Suzumiya", they are collectively known as the "Haruhi Suzumiya" books/series. For the manga series based on these novels, please see The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. See also: Wikipedia list of Haruhi Suzumiya light novels Genres: YA, humor, speculative fiction, mystery, school life

This is an award-winning series of light novels by Japanese author Nagaru Tanigawa. The stories revolve around the adventures of the "SOS Brigade", led by Haruhi Suzumiya. Though she doesn't know it, Haruhi has the power to make her wishes come true, and one of the things she desires is an interesting life with time travelers, aliens, and espers. One of each of these is a member of the SOS Brigade, along with Kyon, the long-suffering guy who narrates the novels. As all the novels are titled "The ___ of Haruhi Suzumiya", they are collectively known as the "Haruhi Suzumiya" books/series. For the manga series based on these novels, please see The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. See also: Wikipedia list of Haruhi Suzumiya light novels Genres: YA, humor, speculative fiction, mystery, school life

This is a shoujo manga series about a girl (Misaki Ayuzawa) who is student council president of a formerly all-boys school and also a waitress at a maid café - a fact that she desperately wants to keep secret from the other students in order to preserve her image. Genre: shoujo, comedy, some light romance Title variations: 会長はメイド様！; Maid Sama! ; The Student Council President is a Maid! Series info at Manga-Updates

This is a shoujo manga series about a girl (Misaki Ayuzawa) who is student council president of a formerly all-boys school and also a waitress at a maid café - a fact that she desperately wants to keep secret from the other students in order to preserve her image. Genre: shoujo, comedy, some light romance Title variations: 会長はメイド様！; Maid Sama! ; The Student Council President is a Maid! Series info at Manga-Updates

This short series is the prequel to the ARIA manga series. These two volumes were published in a different magazine before the story switched to Mag Garden's Comic Blade and received a change in title.The AQUA series shows the first two seasons that Akari Mizunashi spends on the planet Aqua (formerly known as Mars), in training to become an Undine.Genre: seinen, slice of life

This short series is the prequel to the ARIA manga series. These two volumes were published in a different magazine before the story switched to Mag Garden's Comic Blade and received a change in title.The AQUA series shows the first two seasons that Akari Mizunashi spends on the planet Aqua (formerly known as Mars), in training to become an Undine.Genre: seinen, slice of life

This manga series follows Akari Mizunashi as she trains to become a Prima Undine in Neo-Venezia, which is a copy of Venice on the terraformed and renamed Mars. This series originally ran in Mag Garden's Comic Blade through 2008 and has 12 volumes.Genre: seinen, slice of lifeThe series "Aqua" is a prequel to "Aria" with two volumes.There is another "Aria" graphic novel series by Michel Weyland, but it is unrelated to this one by Kozue Amano.

This manga series follows Akari Mizunashi as she trains to become a Prima Undine in Neo-Venezia, which is a copy of Venice on the terraformed and renamed Mars. This series originally ran in Mag Garden's Comic Blade through 2008 and has 12 volumes.Genre: seinen, slice of lifeThe series "Aqua" is a prequel to "Aria" with two volumes.There is another "Aria" graphic novel series by Michel Weyland, but it is unrelated to this one by Kozue Amano.

This manga series follows Akari Mizunashi as she trains to become a Prima Undine in Neo-Venezia, which is a copy of Venice on the terraformed and renamed Mars. This series originally ran in Mag Garden's Comic Blade through 2008 and has 12 volumes.Genre: seinen, slice of lifeThe series "Aqua" is a prequel to "Aria" with two volumes.There is another "Aria" graphic novel series by Michel Weyland, but it is unrelated to this one by Kozue Amano.

This manga series follows Akari Mizunashi as she trains to become a Prima Undine in Neo-Venezia, which is a copy of Venice on the terraformed and renamed Mars. This series originally ran in Mag Garden's Comic Blade through 2008 and has 12 volumes.Genre: seinen, slice of lifeThe series "Aqua" is a prequel to "Aria" with two volumes.There is another "Aria" graphic novel series by Michel Weyland, but it is unrelated to this one by Kozue Amano.

Link to list of light novels on Wikipedia

Link to list of light novels on Wikipedia

This is a manga series based on a light novel series by Nagaru Tanigawa. This series takes its name from the title of the first novel. For the novel series, please see Haruhi Suzumiya.

This is a manga series based on a light novel series by Nagaru Tanigawa. This series takes its name from the title of the first novel. For the novel series, please see Haruhi Suzumiya.

This series comprises volumes of the Belgian comic by Michel Weyland. For the Japanese manga series also titled Aria, please see Aria - Kozue Amano.

This series comprises volumes of the Belgian comic by Michel Weyland. For the Japanese manga series also titled Aria, please see Aria - Kozue Amano.

These are all the books in the "American Girls Collection" as published by Pleasant Company and later American Girl, LLC. The "American Girls Collection" comprises stories about characters which were also made into 18" dolls. This series also includes "American Girl Today" which is a differently formatted sub-series of contemporary characters (compared to the historical characters of the "American Girls Collection").There are currently 10 historical character series and 7 contemporary characters.

These are all the books in the "American Girls Collection" as published by Pleasant Company and later American Girl, LLC. The "American Girls Collection" comprises stories about characters which were also made into 18" dolls. This series also includes "American Girl Today" which is a differently formatted sub-series of contemporary characters (compared to the historical characters of the "American Girls Collection").There are currently 10 historical character series and 7 contemporary characters.

This is the "Kit" subseries of the American Girls Collection and the supplemental works. Kit is the character who lives in Cincinnati in 1934.

This is the "Kit" subseries of the American Girls Collection and the supplemental works. Kit is the character who lives in Cincinnati in 1934.

Juvenile series from the Stratemeyer syndicate describing the adventures of twins Bert and Nan Bobbsey, usually age 12, and their younger siblings, twins Freddie and Flossie Bobbsey, usually age 6. Their adventures often involve solving a mystery, and take them to many locations in the United States and overseas. The first volume was written in 1904 and the series was rewritten/updated in the 1960s. Laura Lee Hope is a pseudonym for multiple authors in the series.

Juvenile series from the Stratemeyer syndicate describing the adventures of twins Bert and Nan Bobbsey, usually age 12, and their younger siblings, twins Freddie and Flossie Bobbsey, usually age 6. Their adventures often involve solving a mystery, and take them to many locations in the United States and overseas. The first volume was written in 1904 and the series was rewritten/updated in the 1960s. Laura Lee Hope is a pseudonym for multiple authors in the series.

The American Girls Collection series of historical books had a "Pastimes" series of supplemental works for each character. It included a craft book and cookbook, each with historically appropriate crafts and foods for girls to make (along with contextual notes and illustrations), plus a paper dolls set featuring the character with outfits and accessories from her stories, and a theater kit, which provided a short play adapted from one story and a guide for performing. This "Pastimes" series extended only to the first six characters, but with the introduction of the seventh character Kit, the paper dolls were revised and created for all characters. Shortly before the introduction of the ninth character Julie, the cookbooks were revised into "Cooking Studios" and created for the better selling characters. All of the Pastimes books and revised versions are included here.

The American Girls Collection series of historical books had a "Pastimes" series of supplemental works for each character. It included a craft book and cookbook, each with historically appropriate crafts and foods for girls to make (along with contextual notes and illustrations), plus a paper dolls set featuring the character with outfits and accessories from her stories, and a theater kit, which provided a short play adapted from one story and a guide for performing. This "Pastimes" series extended only to the first six characters, but with the introduction of the seventh character Kit, the paper dolls were revised and created for all characters. Shortly before the introduction of the ninth character Julie, the cookbooks were revised into "Cooking Studios" and created for the better selling characters. All of the Pastimes books and revised versions are included here.