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If you liked Tokage Ouji add

...then you might like MeruPuri: Märchen☆Prince add

These works are similar in their story line. Both stories have somewhat similar characters: a tomboyish girl, a prince with a secret and a mischievous brother. In "Tokage Ouji", Sienna keeps shifting between his lizard-self and his prince-self whereas in "MeruPuri", Aram constantly shifts between his child-self and his adult-self. In both stories, the main Prince has a brother, who is more troublesome than most & a lovely princess to love. Both mangas have a good plot & are in the magical/shojo genre. I recommend both for all fairytale lovers.

If you liked xxxHOLiC add

...then you might like Ghost Only: Yuurei Senyou Restaurant add

Ghost Only has the same plot as xxxHoLic. In "Ghost Only", Ema can see ghosts and, because of her "gift", ends up working part-time in a mysterious restaurant, where ghosts go to dine. The store owner, Ren, acts like a ghost but is in fact human, thus renderring the plot more interresting. Both series are of the supernatural and comedy genre. Also, both series have the same "monster/ghost-of-the-day" feel to it. Ema & Watanuki are similar because of their gift, and the way the perceive it, while Ren & Yuuko are similar because of their personalities and the role that they play in the story. If you like xxxHoLic, you'll definitely enjoy Ghost Only.

If you liked Ghost Hunt add

...then you might like Ghost Only: Yuurei Senyou Restaurant add

Apart from the obvious connection due to the name, "Ghost Only" as the same kind of plot: a young school girl, Ema, can see ghosts and ends up working part time for a restaurant who's owner, Ren, has mysterious powers of his own. Ema and Ren team up along with a few ghostly friends, and bring peace to the souls who wander into the restaurant. The main difference between "Ghost Hunt" and "Ghost Only" is probably the genre. While Ghost Hunt is more focused on the supernatural/horror and his more serious, Ghost Only is more on the humourous side of things. Both stories are interresting, I highly recommend both.