Cosy Corner: The Manga

Cosy Corner: The Manga (れを読む! 友達の巣 漫画 物語 Re o yomu! Tomodachi no su manga monogatari) It is a Japanese six-chapter manga modeled on the animated series "Cosy Corner" and its French picture books released in 2004. It was printed in Shogakukan around 2005.

History
In 2005, the Japanese companies responsible for creating the Japanese Cosy Corner merch decided to join forces with Storimages - the animation studio responsible for creating Cosy Corner - and create a manga modeled on the series and its books.

Chapters

 * 1) It's Not Your Game! (ビクターと石けり遊び Bikutā to ishikeri asobi | lit: Victor and the Hopscotch)
 * 2) Bring me the Moon! (ステラの月 Sutera no tsuki | lit: Stella's Moon)
 * 3) Where did the Yo-Yo Go? (ヨーヨーの大トラブル Yōyō no dai toraburu | lit: The Yo-Yo Big Trouble)
 * 4) Stella Makes Star Of Herself (ガールズショー Gāruzushō | lit: Girls' Show)
 * 5) Victor's Blankey (ビクターの失われたブランケット Bikutā no ushinawareta buranketto | lit: Victor's Lost Blanket)
 * 6) Ice Cream... (アイスクリームの誘惑 Aisukurīmu no yūwaku | lit: Ice Cream Temptation)

Differences between the original series and books and the manga

 * In the chapter "Bring me the Moon!", Stella instead kiss Jacky, she hugs him.
 * In the first chapter, instead of building the Eiffel Tower out of string, Margot folds the string into the shape of Sakura flower.
 * Margot in the last chapter is clothed in green bikini. In the series and the original book, she was wearing something else.
 * In Chapter 5, Jacky and Nina say that Victor is too immature to play with them. In the original book and series, they say he's too small.
 * The third chapter is even more brutal than in the book and series.
 * In the fourth chapter, instead of looking at Stella excited, the boys spread her compliments.

International titles

 * French - Le Nidouille: la BD
 * Polish - Uroczy Zakątek: Manga!
 * Slovenian - Dragi Domek Pustolovščine
 * Arabic - زاوية الاصدقاء: مانجا

Trivia

 * Colorized posters and mini-pictures at the end of the chapter appear in the manga.
 * Not only Japanese artists worked on the manga, but also the director of the series Cosy Corner - Eric Cazes - and the entire company creating the series.