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  1. Gather! Hero Academia ChristopEastern Fantasy690k Wordscompleted Li Li has never seen his parents since he can remember. Fortunately, his parents, whom he has never met, bought this two-story building a long time ago. Claiming to be a friend of his parents, Mr. Wang took care of Li Li when he was very young. It was not until he became an adult that he left Mr. Wang's cradle and became self-sufficient in this two-story building. One day, I woke up and the world changed... 55Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Inner Healing Christopher Andrecompleted Why is it more difficult to persuade yourself than to persuade others? Why do we prefer to embarrass ourselves when we feel negative emotions rather than talk to others about them? All psychological guidance is no match for persuading yourself, because the only person who knows you best is yourself. Self-healing ability is an essential ability for modern adults. More than 20 psychiatrists with rich practical consulting experience revealed their psychological fragility to readers. More importantl —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  3. A Brief History of the Roman Empire Christopher Kellycompleted "A Brief History of the Roman Empire" How did ancient Rome develop from a small city to a super empire spanning three continents? How do its ruling elites manage the country under backward technical conditions and achieve political interaction between the capital and provinces? How do the modern British Empire, fascism during World War II and contemporary Hollywood view the rights and wrongs of the Roman Empire? This book takes the history of the Roman Empire in its heyday and the intricate poli —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  4. The Children of Hurin: an Illustrated Book (UK) Written by J. R. R. Tolkien; (UK) Edited by Christopher Tolkien; (UK) Alan Lee Picturescompleted After the completion of "The Lord of the Rings", the first narrative novel about Middle-earth is the new form "The Children of Hurin". Turin's life and death are directly depicted in a way that penetrates the back of the paper, which is rarely seen among the characters of various ethnic groups in Middle-earth. For this reason, after studying the manuscript for many years, I tried to construct the text of this book and provide a coherent story from beginning to end without introducing any plot th —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  5. How to Not Be Anxious Christopher Coltman; Harold Siniski; Laurie Ann O'connorcompleted "How to Not Be Anxious" is a new work by three psychology experts, including the winner of the Outstanding Contribution to Psychology Award and the Florida Psychological Association's Outstanding Psychologist Award (their "Self-Healing Manual" is recommended by the Taiwan Depression Association). "How to Not Be Anxious" explains anxiety from everyday stories and provides real examples and ways to help us fight anxiety. "How to Not Be Anxious" is a self-help book for psychology laymen. It is writ —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  6. The Logic of Great Power Conflict: How to Avoid War Between China and the United States Ukchristopher Coker; Qing Songzhucompleted In 1914, it was thought that there would be no war between the great powers, but it eventually broke out. We can only learn from history, and although the analogy to World War I is common, the lessons we draw from its outbreak are often wrong. One such mistake is the tendency to overestimate human rationality. All major power conflicts in the past 300 years have been related to the norms and institutions of the international system. Specific to China and the United States, two "exceptional" powe —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  7. Social Engineering: Human Vulnerabilities in Security Systems (US) Written by Christopher Hadnagy; Translated by Lu Daohong; Du Juan; Qiu Jingcompleted "Social Engineering: Human Vulnerabilities in Security Systems" analyzes and decrypts social engineering techniques from a technical level for the first time. It introduces in detail all aspects of social engineering from an attacker's perspective, including induction, disguise, psychological influence, and interpersonal manipulation. It also explains the mysteries of social engineering through real stories and cases from social engineering masters such as Kevin Mitnick. Key topics include decep —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  8. The Other Half of the Sky (New Version) (U. S.) Nicholas D. Christopher, Shirley Dunncompleted "More girls have been killed around the world in the past 50 years than men died in all the wars in the entire 20th century. Simply because of their gender." Led by Pulitzer Prize winner Nicholas D. Christopher and Shirley Dunn, a journalist couple with rich experience in joint reporting, we took a long-distance adventure trip to countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America in this book. There, we see gender discrimination, sexual violence, misogynistic values, domestic violence, virginity comple —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. Silmarillion (UK) Written by J. R. R. Tolkien; (UK) Edited by Christopher Tolkiencompleted "The Silmarillion" is Tolkien's setting of the origin of the world of Middle-earth. It contains his ambition to create a creation epic for the English-speaking people. It was compiled and published posthumously by his youngest son Christopher Tolkien. Added a long article about Tolkien revealing his creative process. In the beginning there was Yuru, the "One God", whose name was called Ilúvatar in the world. Elves, the firstborn children of Yiru, love the stars forever and ever, and their beauty —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. London City Chronicle Christopher Hibbertcompleted London: The Biography of a City) is a volume in the urban biography series written by the famous British writer Christopher Hibbert. This book starts from the ancient Roman era and ends in the 1960s. It focuses on the major historical events in the development of London, architectural styles and urban construction changes, citizens' social life, social customs, urban culture, transportation and health, etc. It emphasizes the role of politics, religion, economy, war and other factors in shaping t —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  11. World Monster Classics Gods, Demons and Monsters [UK] Christopher Dalecompleted This is an art book that explores the origins of gods and monsters in the world, showing us a huge world of monsters! This book contains 10 categories of weird and mysterious origins of gods and monsters, 81 kinds of arrogant and unruly gods and monsters, and 161 artistic fantasy illustrations. The combination of pictures and texts shows the artistic images of gods, monsters and monsters in different cultural backgrounds. Fear, adoration, absurdity, gore, excitement, fascination, comedy, madness —Reads7.6Score—Shelves
  12. Intimacy [Added] Christopher Meng; Translated by Zhang Defen and Yu Huilingcompleted Classic work by international speaker, life coach and counselor Christopher Meng. Zhang Defen, an influential writer on body, mind and soul in the Chinese-speaking world, translated and fully recommended it. This book helps you grasp the essence of all relationships, including warm and romantic intimacy. It has been a best-selling classic for 16 years and the most authoritative intimate relationship guidance program by knowledge leaders, benefiting hundreds of thousands of families in the United —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  13. Beren and Lúthien: an Illustrated Book (UK) Written by J. R. R. Tolkien; (UK) Edited by Christopher Tolkien; (UK) Alan Lee Picturescompleted "Ah, Lúthien, Lúthien! The most beautiful girl in the land of elves, Your beauty is beyond the reach of the children of men, How powerful is your love? Actually brought you to the terrifying lair! Look at these soft limbs and black hair like clouds, The forehead decorated with flowers is so white, The slender hands are bathed in the new morning light! " He called her "Tinúviel", and she changed his fate - before Aragorn and Arwen, there were Beren and Lúthien. The mortal Beren fell in love with —Reads8.4Score—Shelves