Franceinfo has highlighted a selection of manga for September that delve into themes such as love, personal differences, and the challenges of transitioning into adulthood. The chosen titles include Les années bleues, Un amour invisible, L'été qu'on a jamais quitté, and The Moon on a rainy night. These stories offer sensitive and heartfelt explorations of first loves, the discovery of others, and the uncertainties that come with youth. Each manga is noted for its tender portrayal of the emotions, doubts, and fragilities that accompany growing up. Les années bleues, written by Ito and published by Sakka, follows Miho, a quiet high school girl who meets Murata, a classmate, and navigates the complexities of young love. The manga uses delicate pastel-colored illustrations and a journal-like format to create an intimate and personal reading experience. This visual style enhances the emotional depth of the narrative, offering readers a glimpse into the subtle shifts of adolescence. Un amour invisible, created by Raemz (art) and Shima Nanigashi and Seiichi Shiki (scenario), published by Doki Doki, tells the story of Kakeru Sorano, a reserved student who meets Koharu Fuyutsuki, a blind woman with a vibrant personality. The manga addresses the topic of love and disability with care and sensitivity, avoiding clichéd or overly sentimental portrayals. It emphasizes understanding, communication, and the beauty of connection across differences. L'été qu'on a jamais quitté, by Ikkado Ito and published by Pika, follows Suzuki and Takagi, two students stuck in a time loop on August 31st, trying to break the cycle. This concept allows the manga to explore first feelings, hesitation, and the awkwardness of adolescence in a unique and engaging way. Meanwhile, The Moon on a rainy night by Kuzushiro and Hajime Katsuragi, published by Meian, follows Saki Kindaichi, who meets Kanon Oikawa, a deaf classmate. The story focuses on how the two characters learn to communicate and understand each other, highlighting themes of empathy and connection.