-Why do angels take the form of monsters? In this modern age, a colossal tower pierces far beyond the Carman Line a dungeon known as the ‘Celestial Prison’. It is an era where wielding a sword imbued with demonic power, a ‘Demon Sword’, allows one to carve out a life relying solely on brute strength. While many youths aspired to become ‘Demon Sword Masters’, Jinya Kokucho felt no particular interest, instead working diligently at part-time jobs for a shady employer. Ironically, however, he accidentally came into possession of a Demon Sword one day, becoming one of them. Defeating the monsters of the Heavenly Prison, seizing their power, and using it to strengthen both his Demon Sword and himself. As he did so, he gradually came to understand. The peculiar nature of his own Demon Sword, and the reason why the monsters bore the name of angels. (Source: SB Creative, translated)
A mother struggling with the education of her second child. A mother unable to stop her husband's abuse of their child. A mother raising a child while suffering from a memory disorder. A mother who has a child who is deaf. A mother who gave birth at the age of 15. A heartwarming and moving collection of short stories about mothers and their children facing various worries and hardships. (Source: Kodansha, translated)
One page mangas drawn by mangakas in the magazine Wings - each chapter features a different mangaka
Based on reader submissions to the Dessert magazine editorial department, this collection features five miraculous, true-to-life love stories. From a three-month-only romance to a seven-year-long first love, this is a collection of masterpieces guaranteed to bring you to tears. (Source: Kodansha, translated) 1. **92 Pon no Bara : 3-kagetsu no Koibito** (92本のバラ～3か月の恋人～) \[Yukari Kawachi\] 2. **Watayuki Letter** (綿雪レター) 3. **Sensei** (先生) 4. **Ayamachi** (あやまち) 5. **Ten no Anata e** (天のあなたへ)
Meeting your baby, becoming a mother—it's a miracle. A life you longed for, a life you received unexpectedly. The 280 days with your unborn child are a precious time to deepen the bond between mother and child. This moving anthology supports mothers who want to share the joy and anticipation of pregnancy, and those who want the courage to face the fear of childbirth. It includes five stories on themes such as childbirth while battling cancer and infertility treatment. It also includes stories about sexual concerns during pregnancy. (Source: Kodansha, translated)
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