Oboreru Knife (Drowning Knife) by George Asakura

Oboreru Knife by George Asakura

My Category: Mature Coming-of-Age Drama

Ongoing: Currently 27 chapters scanalated by Evil Flowers. (Kyon Pyon did the some of the earlier chapters, but is now apparently inactive and Evil Flowers hosts their releases for this series.)

Synopsis: A beautiful and mature sixth grade girl from Tokyo suddenly has to move out to the country side of Japan with her family. The girl, Natsume, then meets a boy and from then on she begins to feel 'something' in her body, like a surging wave....

( Source: mangaupdates)

Overall, 9/10.

First Taste: Shounen Oujo by Yukihiro Utako

*First tastes are reviews on manga I have read that have less than 20 chapters scanalated and is still ongoing

Shounen Oujo by Yukihiro Utako

My category: Gender-bending 19th Century Royalty Adventure (okay that's really long but basically only 3 things)

Ongoing. Currently 15 chapters scanalated by Hachimitsu Scans.
(Apparently the series is on hiatus as the author is still working on Uta no Prince-Sama)

Synopsis: In a country where women rule supreme lives a poor but happy boy named Albert. An excursion to the city turns dangerous when he and his friend are abducted by slave traders, and later purchased by a noblewoman's servant. If this wasn't crazy enough, it turns out Albert looks exactly like the noblewoman who purchased him. But she's no ordinary aristocrat. She's a princess! And he's to act as her double from today on!?

(Source: Comic Sylph)

Horimiya by HERO & Daisuke Hagiwara

 Horimiya by HERO (Story) & Daisuke Hagiwara (Art)

My category: School Comedy Romance

Ongoing. 2 volumes, 17 chapters scanlated.

Summary: Kyouko Hori is a smart, pretty and friendly girl who due to her workaholic parents, has been taking care of her younger brother and housework since she was small. Hori cooks, cleans, buys groceries and pretty much raises her brother on her own. She hides this housewife-like side of her from her school friends. Izumi Miyamura on the other hand, seems like a bookworm and an otaku in school, but in truth has many piercings and tattoos and is friendly outside of school. Due to Hori's brother Souta, they discover the different side to each other and slowly got to know each other.

Overall, 8/10.

Moved

I've moved my meager 3 reviews from another blog so that I can dedicate this blog solely to manga reviews. Enjoy!