Sono Kuchibiru, Itadakimasu

This manga series is not really well known. I found this on Mangafox, and saw that I was looking at a manga with a few chapters to pass the time as well as good art. I decided to give this a shot.

As far as the story goes: its a plot per chapter manga. To the people who dont know what Im talking about, Im saying that the plot changes after every chapter. I'm not a fan of plot- per- chapter manga and episodic anime's, but this manga executed it decently. Although a tad bit cliche, it was still enjoyable to read. 7/10

Note: Every chapter has around 50 pages on AVERAGE. That would mean one chapter would have like 60, whereas another would have around 40.

The art was OUTSTANDING. Im pretty sure the majority of the people on MAL's community are familiar with the manga Dengeki Daisy. Yes, THIS MANGA HAS THAT SAME ART. Though not exactly the same, its safe to rate it as high as 85%.
The art was a factor that gave off the "shoujo vibe." With light colored sketches during heartwarming scenes and the typical hair- hiding- eyes when one's embarassed, the art delivered the message of loooooveeeeeee towards the reader. 10/10

Character
Not really worth talking about. We've seen all these kinds of people before. Those cool sexy silent guys actually having a cute side to them, the I-thought-he-hated-me-because-of-this-misunderstanding-I-dd, the scary guy who is unexpectedly cute... yea you guys should get the gist of it.

I enjoyed it. It was there just to pass the time. I've already seen too many mangas like these. Its not bad. 7/10
Read if you have around 15~ 20 minutes

Like many shoujo oneshots, these stories have a few cliches sprinkled in them, but I didn't find all of them to be annoying. Three of the stories started out with situations I hadn't seen before, though all of them involved unexpected love. I found some of them to be sweet and the others just all right, but nevertheless, as far as 50-page oneshots go, these aren't half bad.

The art for all of these oneshots is quite good. All the protagonists had different hair styles and clothes, backgrounds were not extremely detailed but good enough to depict carnivals, classrooms, parks, etc. Overall, it was very satisfying.

Despite their appearances, none of these characters were very special. They were all typical to normal shoujo: uncertain about love and thrown into turmoil when finding it. The girls were emotional and the guys were sensitive. They were not memorable people at all, but they did the job.

I've seen my fair share of oneshots, and I have to say that these were actually quite nice. They didn't shove cliches down my throat and they were sweet reads for a few minutes.