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This self-care book for kids! How To Let Yourself Rest (What They Donât Teach You at School), but there is really a lot in here. Iâm pretty excited to read it 
(Written by child psychiatrist Yuki Inoue)
(Written by child psychiatrist Yuki Inoue)
This book of Buddhist advice for kids! It seems amazing and practical. (I highly recommend reading nonfiction for kids.) Keiko Sugawaraâs illustrations give it so much personality, too 
Ken Nishizakiâs indoor soccer novel. The protag has just failed college entrance exams, so itâs not about a school club but e Er so slightly more adult? V curious.
Toko Shinodaâs final book. Itâs her writing and a collection of quotes from interviews. There were quotes from her scattered throughout the [excellent, must-see] exhibition. I was hoping they would have ćĄç´
âç§ă¨ăă ă˛ă¨ă but I imagine this is as good a place to start as any.
![Toko Shinodaâs final book. Itâs her writing and a collection of quotes from interviews. There were quotes from her scattered throughout the [excellent, must-see] exhibition. I was hoping they would have ćĄç´
âç§ă¨ăă ă˛ă¨ă but I imagine this is as good a place to start as any.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ey7XNQDUYAE249v.jpg "Toko Shinodaâs final book. Itâs her writing and a collection of quotes from interviews. There were quotes from her scattered throughout the [excellent, must-see] exhibition. I was hoping they would have ćĄç´
âç§ă¨ăă ă˛ă¨ă but I imagine this is as good a place to start as any.")
âJapanese-style fantasyâ web novel that is not published as a light novel. Expectations are v high.
An absolute masterpiece 
This book gives me so much life. The boy just keeps running (all over town, through the woods, etc.) because the race is so fun he doesnât want it to end yet
