The one thing about one-shots–––they're difficult to screw up. Because you only get roughly 40 pages of the main character, you don't have enough time to get sick of him/her, and you can handle the sappiness. Anyhow, these really give oneshots a better name. They are really sweet, like the previous commenter mentioned, and just adorable. They are worth the time to try (despite their cliches), especially if you're a shoujo fan.

This is a really sweet and pure selection of one shots, I like the art its tone really suits the kind of manga this is. It's not without drama and a few clichés but they're presented in a gentle human way. My favourites of this collection was 1,2 and 4. Four seemed the most grown up as the characters ages were a little older it is also the most unique in story telling, essentially it is a woman reflecting on a past love and comparing it to her current relationship and love, there's a build up to the wedding of her past love and the ending is quite ambiguous but it stays with you because in life there are so many mysteries especially to do with those of the past. I recommend these as they are worth the time.