This series has gotten a little frustrating at times, but this volume was marginally better than some of the last few. All the conflict is within the school with a competing classroom and the headmaster. I liked the resolution of the school festival. The final exams weren't bad either: I was a little put off by the visual metaphors, but they were appropriate for the series. ( )

The festival is heating up as both classes compete to sell the most. Class 3-E has incorporated some surprising resources and many unexpected visitors show to lend a hand. Principal Asano's son seems to be losing face with his classmates. Can he regain it, take first and maintain his position as leader of Class 3-A? ( )