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The Devil is a Part-Timer! High School! (eBook 2)

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Title: The Devil is a Part-Timer! High School!
Volume: eBook 2
Running time: 112
Distributor: Yen Press

Release date: 2016-04-26
Suggested retail price: $6.99
Age rating: 13+

ISBN-13: 9780316397940 9780316397940

Description:
Maou (aka the Devil King) and Emi (aka Emilia the Hero) have arrived from another world--and now they're in high school! Things are crazy enough already with classmate Chiho's ongoing crush on Maou, but are these kids going to be ready when a little girl shows up on Maou's doorstep and calls him "papa"?

(added on 2016-05-20, modified on 2016-05-20)

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