high school students

Summer with all its heat approaches, making the revived astronomy club's observatory stupidly hot, but that won't stop Ganta Nakami and his fellow insomniac Isaki Magari from conducting their first-ever meteor shower watch party. Also, Nakami and Magari agree they should go to the city's fireworks festival--together.

Having missed one too many days at her arts high school for violin due to her older sister's drug addition, Faith is given one last chance to keep her scholarship--she must enroll in the Dragons Club, a teen support group. At first apprehensive about talking to her classmates about her sister's problem, Faith soon finds herself connecting with the group in ways she never expected. Then, her sister's addiction gets even worse, and Faith will have to choose between being there for her or pursuing the life of music she wants.

The gay boys Aoki and Ida have started dating, but with college entrance exams getting brutal, their hopes of getting into the same college together are growing dim, and their relationship is tested. Meanwhile, Hashimoto and Akkun have gone on different life roads, but they still have each other's backs when graduation troubles come up.

As the end of summer vacation approaches, Aoki and Ida go to a fireworks show, and Ida tells Aoki that he wants to be more public about their relationship. Aoki fails a test and starts to worry that he won't have good enough grades to go to the same college as Ida. Then, their class prepares for their final high school cultural festival, and they decide to put on a performance of Cinderella. Then, Ida meets Aoki's parents at the festival, but when Aoki overhears Ida's mom talking about him, he worries that she doesn't want them to be together.

High school senior Quentin "Q" Jacobsen basks in the predictable boringness of his life until the beautiful and exciting Margo Roth Spiegelman, his neighbor and classmate, takes him on a midnight adventure and then disappears.

"Aoki is dating Ida, a boy in his class. Aoki is shaken when he finds out Ida wants to attend college in Kyoto, so they decide to go to an overnight open-campus event together. Meanwhile, Akkun and Hashimoto make summer plans, but is Akkun ready to meet Hashimoto's parents?"--.

"Aoki is dating Ida, a boy in his class. In order to buy Ida a birthday present, Aoki started working part-time, but now it seems Ida doesn't want Aoki to spend his hard-earned money on him. What's a boyfriend to do?!"--Back cover.

"In this warmhearted romantic comedy, a mistaken identity leads to a blossoming romance between two boys. Aoki has a crush on Hashimoto, the girl in the seat next to him in class. But he despairs when he borrows her eraser and sees she's written the name of another boy--Ida--on it. To make matters more confusing, Ida sees Aoki holding that very eraser and thinks Aoki has a crush on him! Aoki has a crush on Ida, a boy in his class. Aoki is on cloud nine to be dating Ida, but he's in trouble when it comes to his grades. He starts attending a cram school, and for some reason, one of the instructors there starts giving Aoki lessons on love?!"--provided by publisher.

"Aoki has a crush on Hashimoto, the girl in the seat next to him in class. But he despairs when he borrows her eraser and sees she's written the name of another boy--Ida--on it. To make matters more confusing, Ida sees Aoki holding that very eraser and thinks Aoki has a crush on him! Aoki confesses his feelings to Ida and prepares for rejection, but in an unexpected turn of events, Ida asks him if they should try dating. Aoki wants to keep their new relationship under wraps, but Ida has already told all their friends!"--Amazon.

"Aoki has a crush on Ida, a boy in his class. Ida has learned from Akkun the story behind Hashimoto's eraser: that Aoki told Ida he liked him to protect Hashimoto's secret crush. The only trouble is that Aoki really does like Ida, so now Aoki has to confess his love to Ida all over again"--Back cover.