Bøker av Katie Blakeslee

Reads from right to left in the traditional Japanese format.

The second semester of school is starting, andChihiro''s kinder attitude toward Sakuya is making her heart race! When herecommends her a book to read, she''s positively overjoyed. But on the way homefrom a night of stargazing with the Star Appreciation Club, Chihiro suddenlyapproaches her! What does he want to talk about...?

It's been almost a year since Shintaro discovered Towa on his balcony, and he can't help but reflect-time has flown by, and he's actually grown used to having an angel at his side. After celebrating the anniversary of their first meeting, Shintaro expects his everyday life to continue as always. That is, until he opens his curtains to find...a second Towa?!

The apartment¿s AC is broken, and things get as hot as a steam bath as summer begins. Shintaro and Towa are invited to the Occult Club summer camp, but what¿s all this about taking a helicopter to a vacation home?!¿

Shintaro recuses a girl from a pack of unsavory guys¿but it turns out she¿s an edgy teen with an overactive imagination who keeps claiming she's a vampire! Not wanting to get too involved, Shintaro hurries home. Unfortunately, an uninvited guest shows up at his apartment¿

Tarou Tokumitsu is a high schooler living all alone, when he encounters apure and kindgirl named Towa on his balcony. But who is she, really ...?Matoba, author of As MissBeelzebub Likes, brings you the latest cute andinnocent romantic comedy!

"First published in Japan in 2018 by HAKUSENSHA, Inc., Tokyo"--Colophon.

"The goddess Urd is in danger, and only Kirito and friends can save her. The evil frost giants have invaded her homeland of Jotunheim, bringing death and destruction in their wake. The linchpin of it all is the giant king's sword-the legendary weapon Excalibur. If Kirito's crew can make it to the end of the dungeon and pull the sword from the stone, peace will be brought to the land once more"--Provided by publisher.

Searching for ''reasons to fight.'' 1949, Post-warTokyo--As the Japanese become more and more of a minority in their own homeland,they continue to hold hope for their future in Primavera. Alan has returned toJapan to find Tokyo very different from the one he remembers. While maintaininghigh spirits and looking for loved ones, he struggles to find a reason to keepfighting without being bitter about his past. Will Primavera hold the answer forboth Alan and the Japanese people?