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Tsugumi wants to help her friend Jaqueline to be partnered with Kim at Death Weapon Meister Academy, but Kim's personality makes it hard for anyone to get close to her.

"Even though congresspeople are adults, they still represent kids! Readers will gain the confidence to talk to all kinds of elected representatives, from local town council members to the President. Helpful tips about letter-writing skills, modern technology, and more give specific ideas to kids who want to be more involved in their communities" -- Provided by publisher.

"Students will learn that sharing time can be fun when spent with classmates and friends. Read and sing along to practice this important skill. Text is paired with engaging music and colorful illustrations."--Publisher's website.

Tsukune, the sole human at Monster High, stays alive only through the efforts of his friend Moka, a sometimes vampire, so life gets really risky when Moka is injured in a fight with a demon and decides to take some time off.

A second infusion of Moka's blood makes Tsukune a full vampire, a ghoul lost in a haze of blood and violence and the only way Moka knows to release him is to kill him.

Tsukune, an average teenager, gets accepted to a strange high school called Monster High, where the cutest girl on campus--who may be a vampire--shows him affection, and he is forced to focus on his grades while a turf war between werewolves and vampires wages on.

Tsukune continues to struggle with going to school with vampires and werewolves when he realizes his classmate is a witch and she has used her magic to ruin his relationship with his girlfriend.

Tsukune, the sole human at Monster High, is wary when the school principal assigns him to plan the school festival with the leader of the student body, especially because of his personal shikigami.

The members of the Shohoku basketball squad are involved in an on-court fight with a group of thugs and Kogure stops the confrontation by reminiscing about one of their opponent's past as a star player.