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"Hikaru's big brother is working for the enemy, and he wants to reunited with Hikaru. Meanwhile, someone is posting negative reviews on the library's website, and Kasahara intends to find out who. Later, personal issues are set aside when the Library Forces find out about a book burning on their home turf!" -- p. [4] of cover.

When Haruhi, a scholarship student at the exclusive Ouran High School, accidentally breaks an expensive vase belonging to the all-male Host Club, she is forced to work for them as a boy to repay her debt.

The school-wide physical examinations are coming up and the members of the Host Club try to find a way to hide Haruhi's gender so she won't lose her job.

Twelve-year-old Ann moves back to live with her father in Tokyo after the death of her mother, but wonders how she will be able to keep in touch with her friend Daigo.

Ann and Daigo's long distance relationship is tested as time passes and they each spend more time with their aristocratic childhood friends, brother and sister Fuji and Shika, than each other.

Ann has finally settled her emotions over her mother's suicide and Daigo is reunited with old classmates to unearth the time capsule they buried as ten-year-olds and is reminded of the future he once dreamed about.

Iku is witness to a disturbance during a Board of Education speech on protecting children from the danger of books. The perpetrators are two young boys protesting the banning of their favorite books. But while Iku wants to reach out to the next generation of book lovers, Dojo insists that they can't play favorites. Will Dojo's prickly insistence on sticking to the rules ruin their budding friendship?.

With help from her well-connected aunt, fifteen-year-old Nobara Sumiyoshi, a talented, ambitious volleyball player, finally gets her chance to break into the competitive high school volleyball world, but she must fight her underhanded mother--who wants her to be a proper young restaurant mistress--to stay on the court.

Mitsuki's popularity as Fullmoon has skyrocketed, but Mitsuki learns that fame carries a harsh price. Hidden among the birthday presents sent to Fullmoon is a mail bomb that explodes in Ms. Oshige's face! Will the crazed fan be captured, or will Mitsuki have to quit music to save her friends, and herself?"--p. [4] of cover.