I want to post pictures of all my physical books at some point, but for now I’ll just add pictures of my most recent book haul~
From top to bottom, left to right:
- 無能な皇子と呼ばれてますが中身は敵国の宰相です | L30
- 王弟殿下とナイルの異邦人 | L30??
- 拝啓、百年先の世界のあなたへ | L30??
- FLESH & BLOOD 23 | L33
- 二重螺旋 (series) | L24 (books 1-3) (actually, looking at it, I think I accidentally ordered them from 3 to 1…)
More details, more pictures
So I picked these up because the publisher is in full swing for their annual publisher birthday fair, and as a huge Flesh&Blood fan I’ve been keeping up with any new bonus stories released for it. Not only did F&B get a new short story, it also received a new “stand canvas” (a shikishi board, basically) with new art, so I super wanted to get those. Technically I could have bought them all secondhand, but where’s the fun in that? So I picked up some more books along the way.
Each book, when ordered from a participating retailer, comes with one stand canvas (randomly assigned) and one birthday fair pamphlet (you can pick which one you want). Manga and bunkos each have their own separate categories of canvases/pamphlets, and you can only receive that category of bonus if that’s the type of book you buy.
Here’s my picture of all my books + bonuses; pamphlets on the left, canvases in the middle, books on the right:
I picked up all 7 pamphlets because I could; the bottom four are the ones given to bunko orders and the top three to manga orders. The bottom four blue envelopes are bunko stand canvases, and the top three red ones are for manga.
The stand canvas envelopes were sealed, so I had to veeery carefully open them. 
Here’re my gacha results!
So as you can see I hit the jackpot! The canvas on the left in the middle row is my beloved Flesh&Blood. 
I wasn’t anticipating getting it at all, to be honest; I was planning ordering it from a secondhand site as I was opening them, haha. Not sure what I’m going to do with the rest of the canvases. 
They’re fairly small, at least, so I should be able to store them pretty easily.
