Curiouser and Curiouser When a mysterious boy in robes appears during cheerleading practice, Sakura goes on the offensive with her Clear Cards—but the boy disappears as soon as Syaoran tries to help! Then Syaoran asks Sakura about the strange dreams she’s been having, but where does she even begin to explain...?

No Turning Back Every dream creates another Clear Card. As if keeping pace with Sakura's growing powers, the mysteries surrounding her and Akiho keep multiplying, too, among them the history between Yuna D. Kaito and Akiho's mother. The lights are dimmed, the curtain raised, and the story-one written long ago-is finally about to begin...

Legacies and Futures Sakura finally has a date with her darling Syaoran! She’s working hard to make the perfect picnic lunch for him, but on the big day, a strange message arrives, calling Sakura away to her great-grandfather’s home. Then, Sakura’s late mother appears to her again–perhaps bringing with her the answers to the questions about the hooded figure from Sakura’s dreams, and the beginning of the solution to the mystery of the transparent cards themselves…

Cardcaptor Sakura brought a generation of readers to manga, and now it's back in a definitive collector's edition! Cardcaptor Sakura is one of the all-time classics of the magical girl genre, and the Collector's Edition will be the definitive version of the story, for both long-time fans and readers new to the story. The adventures of the plucky Sakura Kinomoto are as adorably thrilling as ever, as she tracks down the magical Clow Cards and plunges headlong into a world of sorcery beyond anything she could've imagined.

Now that Sakura has proven herself as a magician, she finds that there are other unnatural forces threatening her town... forces linked, somehow, to two mysterious transfer students who''ve just arrived -- one attracted to her brother, the other attracted to her Li and Sakura may be friends now instead of rivals, but if there''s a rival for Sakura''s affections, is he going back to Hong Kong?

Here's an exciting and charming addition to the CLAMP collection of works! CLAMP artist Mokona loves the art of traditional Japanese kimono. In fact, she designs kimono and kimono accessories herself and shares her love in Okimono Kimono, a fun and lavishly illustrated book full of drawings and illustrations, interviews (including an interview with Ami of the J-pop duo Puffy AmiYumi!), and even short manga stories from the CLAMP artists. Fans of CLAMP will love Okimono Kimono for the personal glimpse of Mokona's kimono obsession, and people who love the traditional Japanese arts will appreciate the love and detail Mokona puts into her work.

MYSTERIES WITHIN MYSTERIES Strange things are afoot in Sakura’s neighborhood again, beginning with the appearance of puzzling transparent cards in her dreams. Those same dreams have brought her a key that can capture the cards, but as Sakura begins to round up the troublemaking cards that are complicating her shiny new middle-school life, the mysteries only multiply—beginning with the mystery of the new transfer student in her class…

New Beginnings, Old Flames As Nao adjusts to her new position running Kogetsuan, Tsubaki returns, asking to work as a regular employee. Nao is hesitant, but accepts for the good of the store, as a hand injury has temporarily put her out of commission. However, living under the same roof after so long begins to spark feelings thought dead and lost memories from eighteen years ago. A jealous Takigawa pushes to marry Nao, and after growing close to him, she's tempted to accept. But there's more to her gentle benefactor than meets the eye. He has a few dark secrets of his own…

Masahiro finds himself working day and night to save up funds again after his mom spends the money he'd been saving for the big school trip. Kousuke's desperate efforts to dissuade Masahiro prove ineffective, and he reluctantly signs off on Masahiro's nightmarish work schedule. Meanwhile, all's well between Hasekura and Kensuke...until Hasekura's mother makes a surprise return home and utters one dreaded phrase: “school transfer.”