Bücher von Amanda Haley

Just when Haruaki thoughthe''d gotten used to teaching at a school full of ghouls, a class secret getsrevealed, and the students get to see a new side of their teachers! What''s more,a trip to Tokyo leads to a chance encounter... Don''t miss Volume 6 of ATerrified Teacher at Ghoul School!

Haruaki Abe''s career as a teacher in the mostunorthodox environment continues in this fourth volume of the manga series thatis winning hearts around the globe!

Continuing their leisurely journey through the post-apocalyptic wastes, Youko and Airi stay the night in Oarai before racing up the Irohazaka slopes of Nikko and visiting the best hidden spots Saitama has to offer. And as they leave the Kanto region, the two climb the Japanese alps to the Nagano Venus Line¿one of the best driving roads in Japan!

""Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is a curious beast. It's not very well known and is incredibly rare and difficult to treat. A person in one of my support groups once asked everyone, """"What was your trigger? How did CRPS become a part of your daily struggle? """"Answers varied from an injured limb to various surgeries, and even after a tattoo in one case. Some arose as a result of simple accidents around the home.My triggering event happened due to the most mundane of everyday activities. I opened a door at work. As I pulled the handle towards myself, a heavy gust of wind blew it almost shut. The shock of the slam that would have happened if I had not been grasping the handle went through my wrist - and tore the delicate cartilage around the joints that provided balance to my hand. The official injury title that was bestowed upon me was a triangular fibro cartilage complex tear in two places. The pain I experienced was immediately disproportionate to the injury itself. The only silver lining at the time was that my injury occurred at work - making me eligible for worker's compensation. Mercifully so, the universe decided to provide a small quantum of solace in the form of continued financial support from my wages, and my medical expenses were covered completely. Because of this small miracle, I have access to the best medical care money can buy - for now. Eventually, I would be on my own, as the money available ran out. Until then, I had more support than most, for which I am incredibly thankful.Truth be told, it's nearly impossible to know exactly why myself and my fellow sufferers contracted CRPS. The triggers can be a result of almost anything - even an innocent paper cut. Because there's no smoking gun, and many physical symptoms don't show until the condition has well and truly taken hold, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome is incredibly difficult to diagnose. I was lucky. My symptoms were severe enough in the initial stages that my medical team was able to quickly identify the cause of my pain. Because of its early detection, I am in the best possible position to respond well to treatment. Many people are not so fortunate.Advanced cases of CRPS can lead to permanent disfigurement of affected limbs, muscular atrophy, loss of bone density, and even organ failure. The condition has the potential to spread to seemingly unrelated areas of the body (the opposite limb in my case - both arms are now affected from shoulder to fingertips) with the potential to go full body from the slightest future mishap or surgery. We are cotton wool people. We are forced to live in a bubble of our own design, for self-preservation.This is not a tale of woe, or even of caution. The odds of what happened to me and my fellow sufferers happening to someone else are astronomical. I'm simply trying to raise awareness for a very rare condition. On the McGill Pain Scale we sit right at the top with a score of 42, above amputation, unplanned childbirth, and phantom limb pain, and until advanced enough to offer little hope for remission - our pain is completely invisible.""

Sex ed never truly ends! Neither sex nor education are simple binaries, and Naoko Tsuji realizes she still has a lot to learn! Even for a sex ed specialist, it’s difficult to translate her own advice to real life —how should she handle her sexuality and her feelings for her coworker? As the school culture festival unfolds, Moriya, Kashiwa, and Matsuda conceive a plan to give their lovestruck instructor some extracurricular help. In this last lesson, the students become the teachers!

Gym teacher Tsuji-sensei has one mission help with Japans terrible modern sex education standards. The problem is, her students barely know their birds from their bees Between a girl who already has a girlfriend, a hard-core BL lover, and a girl who only cares about cats, Tsuji-sensei has her work cut out for her.

By all appearances, Western Restaurant Nekoya is a normal restaurant serving normal people-but unbeknownst to the regulars, it also attracts an alternative clientele. Every Saturday, all manner of fantastical beings come to dine, and what is familiar fare to humans can be downright exotic for visitors from beyond. To these customers, Nekoya is known by a different name: Restaurant to Another World.READERS BEWARE: Opening this book may lead to uncontrollable drooling and a grumbling belly!

"First published in japan in 2015 by Square Enix Co., Ltd."--Colophon.

"It's time for Haruaki's first visit to his students' homes, and this can only mean one thing-youkai parents! Haruaki's job only gets worse as he risks his very life and nearly ends up as mandragora food in the process! This is one parent-teacher conference you won't want to miss!"--Publisher's description.

Reads from right to left in the traditional manga format.

Haruaki Abe is the kind of guy who wouldn''tsay boo to a goose. But when he starts his teaching career at a high school fullof creatures that go bump in the night, he soon discovers that his students haveno such qualms, and they''ll have him screaming "eeeeeeek"!