The second issue of Yuri Shimai. Many of the same mangaka return.
"A Kiss, Love, and a Prince," by Morinaga Milk, takes place in the same setting as "Even if We're Not Friends," but centers around different characters. The main character is kissed by her sempai, who is playing opposite her in the school play, and freaks out because she always imagined her first kiss would be with a boy, preferably a dashing prince.
Morishima Akiko's "Angels' Wings" is a short, all-color manga in which two friends play make-believe.
In Meizi Kanako's "Your Color," a girl goes to the same high school as the girl she admired in middle school, her sempai in the Art Club, and ends up modeling for her when she has to leave the track team due to injury.
"Sound," by Yamada Kanan, is a full-color short in which a scared girl relies on her friend for comfort, a friend who cares for her deeply.
In Hayase Hashiba's "The Two of Us," a girl is fascinated by the new transfer student, who won't be staying long and so plans not to get close to any of her new classmates.
"Expressions of Love," by Zaou Taishi and Eiki Eiki, is about a girl dealing with the unexpected skinship at an all-girls school.
The second chapter of Hayashiya Shizuru's "Strawberry Shake" continues the story of Julia, Ran, and Saeki, and introduces a couple new characters. Cute, sweet, and funny.
Konno Kita's "Nowhere to Go" is another girls' boarding school story, but the deviousness of one of the main characters is what makes it memorable. It has a sequel in Yuri Shimai 3.
"Maze of Flowers," by Ootsuka Poteto, tells the story of a princess and her attendant.