https://www.cmoa.jp/title/342592/vol/4/ https://ebookjapan.yahoo.co.jp/books/932463/A006338574/ Leticia works as an assistant librarian at the Royal Library. One day, she reunites with Crown Prince Patrice, who has just returned to their country after serving in the suzerain kingdom. The moment they meet again, Patrice begins passionately courting her.
This is the official recipe book for the hugely popular manga series "Dungeon Meshi," which has sold over 14 million copies in total. You can make the monster dishes that appear in the series at home! 43 recipes from "Dungeon Meshi," including "Roasted Red Dragon," "Man-Eating Plant Tart," and "Phoenix Confit," are perfectly recreated using easily available ingredients and seasonings! We focused not only on the visual appeal but also on creating delicious recipes. The instructions are easy to follow with numerous process photos. The book also features plenty of new illustrations and comics by the original author, Ryoko Kui. A recipe book that's fun to read, fun to cook, and delicious to eat!
One spring day, just before I graduated from high school, I received an unexpected letter from you. It said that in order to reset, I had to find the most beautiful thing in the world. Clinging to a ray of hope, I set out on a journey to find you again. My companion on this journey is a mysterious cat-headed man named Crescent. As he leads me, I search for clues to the “reset” and travel to places that remind me of you. The school building where we spent time together. The mysterious coffee shop we visited on our first date. The tree-lined avenue in the park where the illumination shines. In this way, I reach the secret of “Reset” and you once again. Source: NU
I transferred to a town where a mysterious floating object called "ULO" floats around, and I met a girl who only looked up at the sky. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
The first official comic anthology for the escapist comedy, Futari Escape! A collection of "escapist" stories from a total of seventeen artists. (Source: Ichijinsha, translated)
"Relay" essay published in Wings. Each chapter features a contribution from a different mangaka.