Omoi, Omoware, Furi, Furare
Love Me, Love Me Not

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Both are by Sakisaka Io, so the mangas have the same feel to it and the story is also quite similar where the girl falls for a guy who is unable to return her feelings and there is also the relationships of other characters. 

Both are manga where there are 4 people involved, linked by remarriages and school. Their relationships are slowly build up as they try to deal with complicated romantic issues and life in general. 

both are from the same mangaka so if you liked her other works then its almost guaranteed youll like this one. very warm and earnest with her signature beautiful artwork. all of her works are interconnected too so one of the characters from this series happens to be from omoi, omoware, furi, furare too.  

If when reading romance, you are often afflicted by the "second male lead syndrome" that results into an inevitable broken heart at the end of the series, maybe you would prefer stories that make it clear from the beginning who the main love interest is. Both [i]Omoi, Omoware, Furi, Furare[/i] and [i]Nijiiro Days[/i] manage to do this pretty well. So if you liked this aspect of [i]Omoi, Omoware, Furi, Furare[/i] I really recommend [i]Nijiiro Days[/i] . Plus, it has 4 couples instead of two: double the cuteness, double the feelings. 

Both the mangas are by Sakisaka Io, so it has the same unique way of portraying things, apart from that the story is also quite similar where a girl falls for a guy who already is in love with someone, in omoi, omaware there is one more couple interaction 

2 boys and 2 girls who are friends(or acquaintance in Omoi, Omoware...) develop romantic feelings for the one who already has feelings for another person.