Not to be confused with Azumanga Daioh, the original books titled "Azumanga" are collections of Azuma Kiyohiko's early work circa 1998~2002. Recently I've gotten a hold of both of these books, and while I would love to scan all of them, unfortunately these are for my personal collection and I am not looking to break their bindings. (Plus the first Azumanga collection is a big coffee table-sized book and doesn't fit on my scanner anyway...) However these books do include bonus CD-ROMs, which I am sharing with you right now. I've ripped them into basic .iso files, but once mounted you'll find that they're each a big file directory filled with early Y2K-style Japanese webpages, which is pretty neat. I believe most of what's included are what was shown on Azuma's website back in the day, along with some scans of other materials. The first disc is tiny, both in terms of file and physical size, but the second disc includes a lot more stuff, even a couple of video clips and some desktop icon packs. The second disc features content from Wallaby and Try! Try! Try!, which is a prototype of Yotsuba&!. I haven't gone through the entirety of the discs myself, so feel free to take a look around and share any neat tidbits you can find. While I cannot scan the books themselves, I did scan the discs and the sleeves they were contained in, so I've included those. For maximum immersion I recommend you load these ISOs into a Japanese Windows XP VM. DL: https://archive.org/details/Azumanga-CD-ROMs