RuriDragon

r/mangarecommendations · What would be a good Manga for me?

The Journey of a Dark Elf with Fading Powers Magus of the Library Witch Hat Atelier \+Anima RuriDragon Ghost & Witch

r/mangarecommendations · genuinely addicting manga

Medalist Witch Hat Atelier How Do We Relationship? Ruri Dragon Land of the Lusterous

r/manga · Looking for manga suitable for a 12 year old girl

Nothing I will recommend is similar to what sheliked, but they are worthy recommendation IMO (they are mostly fluffy tho, if she is one of the edgy teens, they wont suit her at all). Isekai Doctor: Medical-related manga. I would call it family-friendly, light and not problematic in the slightest, but there are some depictions of surgery, maybe some blood and some minor violence if I remeber correctly but nothing that should be scary for 12yrs old imo. The Mochi I drew is tasty today too: Very good one. Story follows isekaid boy who really likes drawing. It so happens that he can mate

r/mangarecommendations · trying to get back into manga again.

Hello and welcome back to manga! I've been enjoying hitoner as well. If you are reading it in manga+ app and like reading other new/ongoing series, for slice of life, *ruri dragon* is one I've been following that is pretty fun, and so is *home at the horizon*. *Haunted peak* is a new drama series that I am liking a lot and have high hopes for. But those are all very new. *Blue Box* was a great sports romance that just recently completed. I'm trying to think of titles closer to your other interests but coming up a bit short since many of them are more shonen-y etc. but one that jumped out at