Great Slice of Life Anime List.

Glasslip follows the story of Touko Fukami, a girl with the ability to see the future. Touko and her friends live in a small town by the sea, and the show follows their everyday lives as they go about their summer. While Glasslip doesn't have the same light-hearted feel as some of the other shows on this list, it's still a beautiful and introspective look at life, love, and friendship.

Hyouka is set in a high school literature club, and follows the everyday lives of its members. The show is full of quiet moments and thoughtful conversations, as the characters learn more about themselves and each other. Hyouka is a slow-paced show, but it's definitely worth sticking with it. The characters are all incredibly well-written, and the show has a lot to say about the value of living life to the fullest.

Barakamon follows the story of Seishuu Handa, a young calligrapher who is sent to live on a small island after punching a famous critic. Seishuu quickly finds himself at odds with the locals, but eventually comes to appreciate the slower paced lifestyle. Barakamon is a delightful show that's full of laughs and heartwarming moments. Seishuu's growth throughout the series is incredibly satisfying to watch, and the supporting cast is just as lovable as he is.

Non Non Biyori takes place in the countryside, and follows the everyday lives of four young girls. The girls attend a school with only five students total, so they often have to find creative ways to entertain themselves. Non Non Biyori is an incredibly cute show, with plenty of laughs and feel-good moments. It's the perfect show to watch when you need a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

A Silent Voice follows the story of Shoya Ishida, a boy who bullying leads to the suicide attempt of his classmate, Shoko Nishimiya. years later, Shoya tries to make up for his past actions by becoming friends with Shoko. A Silent Voice is a powerful story about redemption and second chances. It's also an important reminder that everyone has their own struggles that we may not be aware of.

K-On! follows the everyday lives of four high school girls in a music club. The girls are incredibly talented musicians, and watching them grow as a band is incredibly inspiring. K-On! is an incredibly fun show, with plenty of laughs and feel-good moments. It's also one of the few shows on this list that's actually educational, as it provides a crash course in music theory and instruments.

Lucky Star follows the everyday lives of four high school girls in Japan. The girls are all Otaku, and much of the humor in the show comes from their love of anime, manga, and video games. Lucky Star is an incredibly funny show, with plenty of pop culture references to keep even the most hardcore fans entertained. It's also one of the few shows on this list that's actually educational, as it provides a crash course in Japanese culture.

Usagi Drop follows the story of Daikichi Kawachi, a 30-year-old man who takes in his 6-year-old daughter Rin after her mother passes away. The two quickly form a close bond, and Daikichi must learn how to be a father while also dealing with the challenges of everyday life.

Usagi Drop is an incredibly heartwarming show that will fill you with all the feels. It's also a great reminder that family isn't always blood related, and that sometimes the people who care for us the most are the ones we least expect it from.