After stumbling across her homestay by sheer coincidence, Cocoa’s gotten used to life at Rabbit House Café—and along with Chino, Syaro, Rize, and Chiya, her high school days are filled with fun! Whether it’s practicing sports together or looking after one another, the girls grow closer day by day. And when Chino’s classmates Maya and Megu begin to visit—and the author Aoyama Blue Mountain, a regular, shows up—the café is livelier than ever!

Cocoa was a newcomer, but now she’s gotten used to living at Rabbit House! What adorable things will she see, and what kinds of people will she meet?

Lured by the promise of adorable bunnies, Cocoa stops at Rabbit House, a café nestled in the picturesque town she’s moving to for school…only to find out that very establishment is going to be her new home! What’s more, new friends abound as she gets to know small-but-aloof Chino; military-minded Rize; gentle and traditional Chiya; and Syaro, a refined girl who’s full of surprises. Their days are bursting with cuteness, fun, and tasty treats—plus the joys of growing friendships!

A whole year has passed since Cocoa first stepped foot in Rabbit House Café, and now the school year has come to a close. But the end of the term brings a new set of adventures! Each day is packed with fun and excitement as the girls hunt for treasure, have tea parties, and row around in boats. But when Cocoa starts acting strange, Chino and Rize can’t help but worry—why is she suddenly working so hard?!

Summer is here, and the temperature is high, but the girls are still wearing their long, stuffy uniforms. Perfect weather for a wardrobe refresh! From fireworks and festivals to a spooky night of frights, their days are looking to be full of fun. But with great fun comes greatly neglected responsibilities. Drill sergeant Rize is on the scene, so it’s time for the girls to get serious and learn some real discipline! Will they be able to shape up and—more importantly—get their summer homewor...

"Splendid . . . what really sells this imaginative, scary, verge-of-growing-up tale is its characters, each with a distinct voice and personality. . . . Kois' surprising second novel is a natural for fans of the character-based horror fiction of Grady Hendrix or Paul Tremblay and will win him a whole new sphere of readers." —Booklist"Marvelous, tender, and unpredictable, Hampton Heights captures the uncanniness and discomfort of early adolescence. There’s a pinch of Ray Bradbury, a...

About a hundred years ago the world was changed, the fate of humanity thrown askew in an event currently known as "the Ignition". Magic flooded a world once bereft of it and creatures of fantasy began to appear. Humanity changed, shifted to compensate as their bodies were saturated with new mystic energy. The problem was, humanity wasn't the only species to change. Now in a world full of mutated animals, legendary creatures and even spirits, sapient races struggle to survive, clinging to o...

Come and explore from within. In this short story, Allie will have you at the edge of your seat, and ready to cum. Having her passions and desires fulfilled by a handsome stranger. Being able to discover your sensuality and sexual drives. This is a book of fiction based on true events.About the AuthorAs a young woman growing up with strict family values, there were never any talks about sex in Diamond Koi's household. Once she started exploring her passions, it was the true...

“Vintage Contemporaries is about being young and becoming less young, exploring friendship (sometimes magical, sometimes messy), parenthood (ditto), and how to reconcile youthful ambition and ideals with real life. It’s a warm and big-hearted coming of age story that made me wistful for my own twenties, set in a vividly rendered and long-vanished New York City.”—Rumaan Alam, New York Times bestselling author of Leave the World Behind

""Splendid . . . what really sells this imaginative, scary, verge-of-growing-up tale is its characters, each with a distinct voice and personality. . . . Kois' surprising second novel is a natural for fans of the character-based horror fiction of Grady Hendrix or Paul Tremblay and will win him a whole new sphere of readers."" —Booklist""Marvelous, tender, and unpredictable, Hampton Heights captures the uncanniness and discomfort of early a...

The Catholic church is one of the most powerful organizations known to man. But what happens when a traumatized altar boy turned killer sets his sights on revenge?A follow up to The Hand, The Pink Bathroom depicts another game of cat and mouse asa dangerous killer continues to evade capture by renowned detective Gary Hurst and his team of investigators while theonce-untouchable community of priests, cardinals, and bishops find themselves on the edge of the...

In this "refreshingly relatable" (Outside) memoir, perfect for the self-isolating family, Slate editor Dan Kois sets out with his family on a journey around the world to change their lives together.What happens when one frustrated dad turns his kids' lives upside down in search of a new way to be a family?Dan Kois and his wife always did their best for their kids. Busy professionals living in the D.C. suburbs, they scheduled their children...