 If you liked
Skip Beat!
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 ...then you might like
Cat Street
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Both stories are about a teenage girl who tries to make it in the acting world. While Skip Beat is a lot longer, Cat Street provides a heartwarming and original storyline. Cat Street is a short but sweet story that shouldn't be missed.
Although both main characters may not have had the greatest childhood, they look more towards their future in show business rather than the past.
Cat Street focuses more on the tragedy of the entertainment world onto a child star, with her growing from isolation with the addition of friends; While Skip Beat! looks onto Kyoko's development into fame, gaining friends from her adventures.
Both stories feature great heroines, rather than relaying on their past torment to pull them down, they gain strength towards their success.
For my comment- Cat Street was a great read, it had many twists I would have never expect and its drama was
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Finding the place where you belong can be difficult and both stories show one woman who, through acting and interacting with others, finds the emotional strength that was lost. Both stories deal with acting, interpersonal skills, and people who have lost an essential characteristic in finding self-worth and happiness. They all struggle to find themselves and their place in life. Skip Beat! has super cute moments when Kyoko's personality and quirks are larger than life and often give her strength when she lacks confidence, whereas Keito in Cat Street is much more mild and lost. Despite their dissimilar personalities, both girls
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Recommended by meganissimo
Both manga are about actresses and their struggles with a life of show biz and their endeavors into love.
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Recommended by lavender_cello
Both of these manga's star a main actor and their struggles and progresses in the world of acting. Both main characters are refreshing, honest to a fault, a little naive, and kind to the bone. They both have something in their past that cripples them emotionally and both manga's are their stories working past them. While Cat Street is much much shorter and less developed, it is still a heartwarming tale worth a read. Skip Beat is objectively well written, I don't need to say much about it other than that it's a manga every shoujou manga fan needs to read at least once in
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