Assassination Classroom, v. 18 by Yusei Matsui

Assassination Classroom, v. 18 by Yusei Matsui - 200 pages

Karma and Nagisa have traveled to outer space to get the research on how to destroy Koro Sensei.  But what will the class decide to do once they get that information.
Then it's time for entrance exams for high school and for Valentine's Day.

This was a great entry in the series.  I enjoyed the relationships between the characters and how they are growing and changing. 

Assassination Classroom, v. 11 by Yusei Matsui

Assassination Classroom, v. 11 by Yusei Matsui - 208 pages

Once again it is time for exams and Class A has come up with a new scheme to keep Class E at the bottom of the scores.  They challenge Class E to a pole pull down.  If Class E wins they won't get Isogai suspended from school for having a part-time job.  Once that's over, it's time to study -- but the students accidentally injure a day care worker and Koro Sensei's punishment is for them to work full-time at the day care for two weeks.  Will they ever get to study for the exams?

Another great entry in the manga series.  Now I have to wait until October for the next installment.

Assassination Classroom, v. 6 by Yusei Matsui

Assassination Classroom, v. 6 by Yusei Matsui - 192 pages

In this volume, Koro Sensei nearly meets his doom as Terasaka endangers the whole class in his attempt to kill him.  Then it's time for final exams.

Another great entry in the series.

Maison Ikkoku, v.1 by Rumiko Takahashi

Maison Ikkoku, v.1 by Rumiko Takahashi - 214 pages

Kyoko is taking over as the new manager of the apartment building - Maison Ikkoku.  The people who live in there are obnoxious, nosy, and just plain weird.
I didn't realize until I got this book in on hold that it was by the same artist that did Ramna 1/2.  If I had realized that I probably would not have put it on hold to read.  I don't care for that style of artwork.  I also didn't care for the story.  The characters were caricatures with no growth.