A public school district in Wisconsin recently added a fantasy book series to its e-library about a group of students’ plot to assassinate their teacher, drawing criticism from a parent in the district. 

Elmbrook Schools’ librarians included five books from the “Assassination Classroom” series in its e-library starting with the 2021-2022 school year. The science fiction “manga” series, which is a type of comic or graphic novel originating from Japan, documents the repeated attempts by a group of students to assassinate their alien teacher, and includes sexualized content and pictures of students bringing guns and knives into class.

“Ever caught yourself screaming, ‘I could just kill that teacher?’ What would it take to justify such antisocial behavior and weeks of detention?” the Amazon description of the series reads. 

“Especially if he’s the best teacher you’ve ever had and determined to help you discover your hidden talents, raise your grades, and acquire opportunities you never dreamed possible? How about blowing up the moon and threatening to do the same to Mother Earth—unless you take him out first?! Plus a reward of a cool 100 million from the Ministry of Defense!” the description continues. 

But, Book Looks’ description ov Volume 1 in the series warns it “contains explicit violence; mild profanity; and sexual activities.” 

One illustration in the first book depicts a young woman in a short dress with a small holster strapped to her left upper thigh while she straddles a man laying on his back on a mattress as she aims a handgun aimed at him. Another illustration shows a group of students all pointing guns at their alien teacher, with the page titled “Killing in the Homeroom,” according to Book Looks.

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The second book introduces a female assassin hired as an English teacher at the school, who uses her “womanly charms” to kill her targets, according to Book Looks. 

“He’s checking her out!!” one student says of the female assassin teacher, “He’s not even trying to hide it,” another student adds, “Yeah … figured he’d like curves,” a third student chimed in. 

The alien teacher and female assassin are shown walking toward a building alone to which a student remarks “Are you serious … ? They’re sneaking off into the storeroom?” Later on the woman is illustrated facing down and someone asks “He … slimed her?!” and the woman is depicted as saying “You’re incredible in bed” multiple times, according to Book Looks. 

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