I think the story "It seems juvenile delinquents can't be divided into thirds" gained traction and became a hot topic. However, it sparked interest among many people as a universal issue that extends beyond mere juvenile crime, encompassing the fields of education, welfare, and medicine. This best-selling series, with a cumulative total of 1.5 million copies, portrays the reality of juvenile delinquents with borderline intellectual functioning, who appear "normal" at first glance, yet are often excluded from support and end up failing in society and turning to crime. It highlights the deep-rooted problems they face and the need for understanding and support from schools and society as a whole. While there is some wear and tear, such as scuffed corners on the cover, it is perfectly readable. - Title: Juvenile Delinquents Who Can't Cut Cake - Author: Koji Miyaguchi - ISBN: 9784106108204 - Price: 720 yen (excluding tax) - Bestseller: 2020 Bestseller No. 1 Thank you for looking.