"Non Non Biyori is a delightfully charming, all-ages manga series that follows the miscellaneous adventures of a group of girls in the Japanese countryside. Striking a balance between slapstick humour and heartfelt nostalgia, Non Non Biyori features both artwork that beautifully depicts nature, as well as adorable characterisations of its main characters. This slice-of-life gem is sure to appeal to fans of Yotsuba &! and Azumanga Daioh. The first...

"Welcome to the countryside village of Asahigaoka, a quaint town far removed from the hustle-and-bustle of the big city. You couldnt imagine a more isolated setting in all of Japan. So when Tokyo-raised elementary school student Hotaru Ichijo transfers to the tiny Asahigaoka Branch School due to her fathers job, shes in for the culture shock of her life!"--Provided by publisher.

Welcome to the most isolated school in all Japan: Asahigaoka Branch School. With only five students enrolled and cows roaming through the town, the term "boonies" doesn't even begin to describe it. But this doesn't mean Asahigaoka is void of adventure. Whether it's outfoxing a crafty rabbit, surviving an ever-escalating sibling battle, or impressing the cool new transfer student, the endearing kids at Asahigaoka Branch School prove you don't need...

Incesante de su hermano Arte pagano, Prosa muerta toma la sensibilidad como escudo protector y desafiante ante la evocada razón cristiana de que el ser humano solo es un caminante ciego. De no ser cómplice de esta verdadera mentira crucificada, ser libres no es de cristianos... Defender la libertad es el sueño de la humanidad que a diario nos es negada.

IN THE SMALL TOWN OF ASAHIGAOKA ... WINTER IS COMING! Koshigaya Natsumi Seventh grader attending Asahigaoka Branch School. She tends not to get enough sleep at New Year's because she sits in front of the TV from morning until night watching the special New Year's shows. Miyauchi Renge First grader, the youngest student at Asahigaoka Branch School. For her first calligraphy of the year, she wrote "Search for Truth." Koshigaya Komari Eighth grader attending...