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If you liked Skip Beat! add

...then you might like Akatsuki no Yona add

Heroines in both mangas undergo dynamic character growth and become very different - much more confident, powerful and self-aware - than when they started out.

If you liked Sugar☆Family add

...then you might like Horimiya add

Both mangas have role-reversal elements, where the female protagonist is more capable, courageous and dominant than the male protagonist. Out of the two, I prefer Horimiya because the male protagonist is less of a dunce (and more like a real person) than the one in Sugar Family.

If you liked Basara add

...then you might like Yume no Shizuku, Kin no Torikago add

These stories have a similar historical flavor about a girl rising from humble origins to become quite powerful in an unfamiliar land, although Basara's land is completely fictional.

If you liked Apothecarius Argentum add

...then you might like Reimei no Arcana add

Female princess that can take care of themselves! Go girl power!

If you liked Apothecarius Argentum add

...then you might like Skip Beat! add

I am always on the look-out for fantastic shojou that fails to follow typical shojou conventions. Both of these stories are very different in almost every way (Skip Beat is humorous and revolves around show business while Apothecarius Argentum is more dramatic and revolves around pharmacy and politics) but they both are high quality pieces of work with strong female leads, suitors that I actually root for and fantastic characterization even in the secondary characters.

If you liked Sugar☆Family add

...then you might like Dengeki Daisy add

The main heroines remind me of each other a bit with their personalities: independent, sarcastic, and intelligent. They are both great examples of female shoujo leads who step outside of the stereotype box.

If you liked Tokyo Crazy Paradise add

...then you might like Love in the Mask add

Orphan girls take on the identity of the opposite gender to achieve their goal, but find an unexpected love in a gang leader along the way.

If you liked Apothecarius Argentum add

...then you might like Dokuhime add

Both mangas have main characters whose bodies are so saturated with poison that they have become assassination tools in themselves. However, Dokuhime is dark and twisted, while Apothecarius Argentum is lighter and "more shoujo"

If you liked Akaku Saku Koe add

...then you might like Only You: Tobenai Tsubasa add

Both of these mangas are shoujos that deal with the gravity of possessing psychic powers.

If you liked Juu Ou Sei add

...then you might like Hanasakeru Seishounen add

The original story line for both of these shows were written by the same magnaka, and while the plots are completely different (one takes place in the future on a different world and the other takes place in the present in a different country), you'll find similar charismatic tendencies in both of the main leads.

If you liked Adarshan no Hanayome add

...then you might like Kouya no Tenshidomo add

Miriam and Justina are similar characters, both being young, resourceful children who fall in love with someone quite a bit older than themselves, and their love interests share a similar stoic but gentle personality.

If you liked Dengeki Daisy add

...then you might like Kouya no Tenshidomo add

Both series have heroines who are self-reliant, resourceful girls, who have a mind of their own. The squabbling relationship between them and their love interests are very similar as well.

If you liked Skip Beat! add

...then you might like Dengeki Daisy add

Both heroines will make you laugh a thousand times over with their un-shoujo-like charms. They are both perfect for a reader who is looking for a great manga that has characters with strong well-developed personalities.

If you liked Bloody Kiss add

...then you might like Kaichou wa Maid-sama! add

The two female heroines remind me of each other. Both are intelligent, have a mean fist, a smart mouth and a guy near them whose attention they may not necessarily desire at first. It seems that the romantic attention makes them both a little uncomfortable. Bloody kiss involves vampires and is quite a bit shorter though.

If you liked Rockin'★Heaven add

...then you might like MAX Lovely! add

Both female heroines have the same strong, cheerful disposition that just makes you like them, and have a way of genuinely accepting others that makes them quite popular among their peers.

If you liked Mekakushi no Kuni add

...then you might like Akaku Saku Koe add

Both mangas are about people with special supernatural abilities that they need to be very careful about controlling so that they do not hurt anyone. As such, they both deal with poignant ethical questions and focus on the need for close positive relationships. Both mangas will also make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

If you liked Oresama Teacher add

...then you might like Fly-High! add

Both female leads are physically strong optimistic individuals who have the goal in their new schools to make friends and stay out of trouble. Easier said than done, however...

If you liked Shiawase Kissa 3-choume add

...then you might like Oresama Teacher add

Both female leads are cute petite little girls with amazing physical strength and a certain degree of naivety that adds to their character instead of detracting from it. Both also tend to hang around guys who have slightly sour personalities (although their hearts are good!)

If you liked Shiawase Kissa 3-choume add

...then you might like Nadeshiko Club add

Both mangas are slice-of-life shoujos that have likeable female leads. Although the story seems very typical and unremarkable in each other them, they both also have a quality that makes them both enjoyable reads. Furthmore, each have a suitor that is slightly tsundre.

If you liked Kyuukyoku Venus add

...then you might like Shitsuji-sama no Okiniiri add

Both heroines find themselves being taken in by rich family members and must adjust to the new lifestyle demanded of them while trying to remain true to themselves.

If you liked Apothecarius Argentum add

...then you might like Hiiro no Isu add

Both stories take place in a medieval-like kingdom and involve plot and intrigue, particularly between the prince/princess and his/her childhood friend. Apothecarius Argentum is much longer though, and more epic.

If you liked Kaichou wa Maid-sama! add

...then you might like Suki tte Ii na yo. add

Both heroines are frank, emotionally-strong individuals who really have no interest in finding love at the beginning of the story....but it just sort of happens.

If you liked Never Give Up! add

...then you might like Teppen! add

Both mangas are gender benders that focus on a relationship between a girl who has been mistaken for a boy and her hot co-worker in the idol/model industry. I personally find Teppen! the more enjoyable of the two.

If you liked Hot Blooded Woman add

...then you might like Oresama Teacher add

Both mangas have ridiculously strong female fighters surrounded by male bishounens, although Oresama Teacher is more comedy and Hot Blooded Woman is more drama.

If you liked Ah! Itoshi no Banchou-sama add

...then you might like Oresama Teacher add

Both female leads are the banchous (gang leaders) in their schools, but really just want to be normal girls. And both mangas are packed with comedy that will make you want to laugh.

If you liked Apothecarius Argentum add

...then you might like Akagami no Shirayuki-hime add

Both mangas are about pharmacists who work for royalty and have a love plot between the pharmacist and the prince or princess. One distinguishing feature about the pharmacists is the colour of their hair, although it is for a completely different reasons in both mangas. Also, the romance is slightly repressed in both stories, which leads to a slightly different feel than shoujo's typically have.

If you liked Warau Kanoko-sama add

...then you might like Watashi ni xx Shinasai! add

Both heroines make a practice of secretly observing other people and pride themselves on their ability to remain detached in those observations. However watashi ni xx shinasai has a plot that focuses more on love while Warau Kanokosama is like a series of short stories all with the same heroine.

If you liked Akuma to Love Song add

...then you might like Warau Kanoko-sama add

Both heroines are loners who are very perceptive and who are not afraid to speak their minds; despite their bluntness, both eventually get appreciated and befriended. Warau Kanokosama is more like a series of short s stories, however, with the same main character.

If you liked Kaichou wa Maid-sama! add

...then you might like Fly-High! add

The female lead is student council president who can kick butt, is not afraid to speak her own mind, and who will gladly jump in to protect those they care about. They also both have secrets they are trying to conceal...

If you liked Arakure add

...then you might like Kyuukyoku Venus add

The circumstances of the heroines are sort of similar. In both mangas they are orphaned, then taken in my relatives that they don't really know and put in the care of guardians who are, in both mangas, very smart, handsome men who simultaneously bully and protect the heroine, and secretly devote their lives to her. Yep, the same.