Love Catalogue is an enjoyable and nicely developed story about the love story of a girl called Mika Hanamoto, a 17 year old who trusts way too much in horoscopes and magazine articles to build her love life... That's probably why she's never had a boyfriend until now. The story begins when Mika meets Takada and boldly asks him out. He accepts of course, and that's the starting point of a surprisingly realistic (or as realistic as a shoujo manga can be) portray of the development of a first-love relationship. Because Mika and Takada hardly know each other when they start to go out, there's alot to learn for them and the readers; plus, it offers a lot of comic relief through the awkward situations that are bound to happen.

This manga is not much else than that, and it focus heavily on character and relationship developments. The art is not wonderful, but is nice and fits well the mood of the story.