Senobi no Housoku
The Rule of Standing on Tiptoe

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Both are great, wholesome stories about boys who befriend and fall in love with a transfer student who in some way stands out from the other students  

The romances are very similar. Both are categorized as 'Shounen-Ai' which have very light Boys Love scenes involving high school boys that started as friends. Most of the chapters are just random scenarios and events that the characters go through. Nothing terribly exciting but still entrancing just the same. The comedy is also very similar. I found myself giggling at the randomness of their conversations, more than their actions, as they just talk about what - i guess - normal high school boys talk about. The art is light in both series as well. Charming with cute chibis and character designs and minimal shading and tones. Suits the themes and genres. Both series left me with the same overall feeling: happy and refreshed. I would also recommend 'Negative-Positive' to any of 'Puku Okuyama' (mangaka of Senobi no Housoku) works. read more 

Both from the same mangaka; which straight away has similarities in the art and story process/results. Both are heart warming romances which make you blush and smile as the characters fall in love. I personally like 'Senobi no Housoku' better as i love the characters and their personalities. Both are a joy to read and i have read them both many times over.