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Date: 2022-06-04 02:22 am (UTC)Yes, it is! After reading your review and noting that remark, I decided to see if I could borrow it online. Yes!
> if I am judicious about rationing volumes, it should be 2023 before I run out of new volumes to read.
and
> Kodansha USA clearly understands they’ve got hold of a potential cash cow here, having translated and published nine Witch Hat Atelier tankōbon since April 9, 2019.
Only the first 8 volumes were available to borrow from the two libraries I use. I did not pace myself.