"A surreal 12-koma manga" Enter the mysterious world of Charko, the world's most outrageous "ochappi," and her colorful friends. Chako is a surreal take on a typical children's story world, with talking animals and sentient food. Just... try not to think about it too deeply. This is the first long-running work by Q-Rais, known for "Nekonaughey" and other works, which the author himself considers one of his favorites.

PIPPI, a humanoid computer developed to predict earthquakes, estimates that a global-scale cataclysm will occur in eight years. Though the computer also announces that the accompanying danger of human extinction can be avoided by taking a series of specific steps, the process deviates so far from normality that people are thrown into a state of chaos and doubt.

Hayao is living, just living, and seeing a singer who sings in a bar. His friends around him are getting along well, or are they? Meanwhile, two dwarfs in his head are building a wall that keeps collapsing right when they are about to finish it. All of this goes on while Hayao drinks bitter black coffee every morning in his life.

Yuzuki, a gay office worker with a severe hand fetish, has a colleague with whom he just can't get along. He is Ayase, the star of the sales department, who's a serious and considerate man, but a jerk to Yuzuki. Yuzuki is working hard at his job, but one morning he collapses at work, and the person who takes care of him is none other than Ayase! And when Ayase's hand touches Yuzuki's body, he feels a pleasure he's never felt before...! (Source: Splush, translated) *Note: Includes extra chapters.*

Music, children, teenagers, adventure, and hidden magic. A collection of short stories filled with the essence of Erisawa Seiko, from her recent works to rare ones. (Source: East Press, translated) 1. Girl's Survival Kit 2. Retroreflector 3. Yuube no Ongaku (Evening Music) 4. La France 5. Hama Omoto (Spider Lily) 6. Ichiba nite (At The Market) 7. Nankoufuraku Shoutengai (Impregnable Shopping District) 1 8. Nankoufuraku Shoutengai (Impregnable Shopping District) 2 9. Nankoufuraku Shoutengai (Impregnable Shopping District) 3 10. Veranda

A young woman visits a seaside town. Even though it's her first time there, everything seems strangely nostalgic. Somehow she ends up working at an empty little shop serving the local customers. But what will she discover in this strange town that carries the scent of the sea ?

Hiroya Suzuki is a young boy of 13 who lives in Japan. His father was transferred to a subsidiary of his company in Paris, and takes his whole family with him - for them it is the beginning of a great adventure. Along with the new language he'll have to learn, getting used to a totally different lifestyle could well be the greatest challenge. (Translated from amazon.fr).

A manga based on Twitter user Chiro's tweets about her daily life with her boyfriend.

Baby boom is a collection of stories animated by two recurring characters, a "bird" (the black-headed animal under the mask of which the author likes to imagine himself) and a "chick", engaged, in pairs or in a group, in all kinds of activities specific to childhood: hoops, cubes, swimming, folding, drawing, snacks, constructions, sandboxes, jumping in puddles... Using two colors of felt-tip pens, Yokoyama has left his drawings with the freshness of sketches. By their (apparent) speed of execution, by their colored contrasts, his boards are in this way the obvious and communicative extension of the frenzied joy of the bird, the chick and their playmates.

In the 17th century, the British government allowed private ships to pirate Spain. A knowledgeable and curious explorer, William Dampier, boarded one of those ships. It is said that he liked unknown animals, plants, and food. (Source: East Press, translated)

Considered by Freud one of the greatest novels ever written, and having influenced writers like Kafka and Nietzsche, The Brothers Karamazov (1880) is the magisterial outcome of Dostoevsky's (1821-1881) works. Here we have the story of wanton Fyodor Karamazov and his sons: Alyosha, the youngest, who lives in a monastery; Ivan, the intellectual and atheist; and Dimitri, military and impulsive. Through this dysfunctional and troubled family, Dostoevsky expresses some of the biggest anxieties of the human soul and the relationship between parents and children.