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  1. Pilot in War [France] Written by Antoine De Saint-Exupery; Translated by Yang Qiyaocompleted This novel is full of Saint-Exupéry, the author of "The Little Prince", with his views on war. The blueprint and cruelty of war make this war more like a war - this idea has a long history and tells the world the meaning of endless wars and endless orders. Flying and writing were the mainstays of Saint-Exupéry's life. When the war came, Saint-Exupéry performed a low-altitude flight reconnaissance mission. He used the pen in his hand to describe the countryside, mountains, enemy planes, burning v —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  2. Super Magical Psychological Knowledge: Be Your Own Psychiatrist (Set of 7 Volumes in Total) Usharry Balkan; Usatkinson; Ukhambling; Usalpeos; Franceemile Coue; Jin Shengrong; Luo Qingcompleted This set of books includes "Super Miraculous Psychological Stress Reduction", "Super Miraculous Hypnosis", "Super Miraculous Memory Technique", "Super Miraculous Psychological Test", "Super Miraculous Telepathy", "Super Miraculous Suggestion Technique" and "Super Miraculous Body Language", totaling seven volumes. "Super Magical Hypnosis" reveals the greatest secret of the human heart and demonstrates the most amazing functions of human physiology and psychology. "The Super Magical Memory Techniq —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  3. The Secret Garden (English Original Version) the Secret Garden Frances Hodgson Burnettcompleted "The Secret Garden" (English original) is a warm and healing classic children's novel that tells the story of how a forgotten garden was discovered and brought back to life by a little girl Mary and her friends. The book is full of praise for nature, life and hope, showing children's innocent hearts and courage to explore the unknown. This is a masterpiece of literature that makes people feel warm and beautiful while reading, and is suitable for readers of all ages. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  4. Suet Balls (Classic Translation) [France] Maupassantcompleted This book selects 39 short stories and short stories by the famous French writer Maupassant, including "Ball of Suet", "My Uncle Jules", "The Necklace" and other immortal masterpieces. The content is rich and colorful, and the structure is ingenious and moving. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  5. Reminiscing About the Past (France) Written by Marcel Proust; Translated by Gu Xiangchengcompleted A new translation of "In Search of Lost Time", the pinnacle of the stream of consciousness by the French literary giant Proust, is released! This innovative novel is a traditional world masterpiece. It uses the unconscious memory triggered by the "madeleine cake" as a lead to connect love, social interaction and artistic perception in time, and build a magnificent memory building. The work breaks the linear narrative, deeply explores the "pause of the soul", and unearths the true meaning of life —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  6. Caligula (The Complete Works of Camus) (France) Albert Camuscompleted "Caligula" includes two parts: Camus's dramatic works and Camus's theory of drama. Camus's drama works include five works: "Caligula", "The Misunderstanding", "Martial Law", "The Just" and "The Rebellion of Asturias". "Caligula" is Camus's very violent impact on the issue of human existence. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  7. Hitler and the Third Reich (Two Volumes) (UK) Written by Frank Mcdonald; Translated by Liu Tianyoucompleted Breaking personal myths and totalitarian stereotypes, revealing the rise and fall of the Third Reich. Taking into account the decisions made by the upper class and the real voices of the people at the bottom, a panoramic historical scene is constructed. On January 30, 1933, Adolf Hitler was appointed Chancellor of the coalition government by President Hindenburg. Within months, he established a dictatorship, jailed and killed his political opponents, terrorized people who did not support him, an —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  8. Queen Margot (Top, Middle, Bottom) [France] Alexandre Dumascompleted In France in the 16th century, where blood and fire were intertwined, Alexandre Dumas wrote the thrilling historical legend of "Queen Margot" with great power. The bells of the Saint-Bartholomew Massacre were still ringing, but the beautiful and intelligent Margaret de Valois was forced to enter into a political marriage with her old enemy Henri de Navarre. The wedding banquet turned into a bloody Shura scene, and the queen's life was pushed into the abyss of religious vendetta and palace conspi —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  9. Efficient Breathing Training: Functional Exercises for Dance, Yoga, and Pilates [Rui] Written by Eric Franklin; Translated by Wang Minjiacompleted When it comes to physical health, people tend to pay more attention to nutrition and exercise, but rarely learn how to breathe more effectively, unaware of the importance of healthy breathing methods. This book is lovingly written by Eric Franklin, founder of the Franklin Method Institute in Switzerland. It is the essence of breathing methods that the author has summarized during his nearly 40 years of dance teaching career. The book uses color illustrations of human anatomy, supplemented by the —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  10. Decryption of Popular Psychology (Six Volumes) (France) Gustave Le Bon, Translated by Qin Chuanan (Western) Written by Ortega Gasset; Translated by Xie Xiaoli (Switzerland) Written by Carl Jungcompleted "Decryption of Popular Psychology" (a set of 6 volumes in total) includes: "The Crowd", "Public Rebellion", "Psychological Talks", "Subconscious Mind and Spiritual Growth", "Seeing Your Psychological Type Clearly" and "Psychological Advantage Training". —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  11. Black Skin, White Mask Frantz Fanoncompleted This book profoundly analyzes the spirit and psychology of the colonizers and the colonized, and depicts the spiritual "enslavement" of colonialism on people of color. Under the hegemony of white people's discourse, black people are considered ignorant and backward, while white people are civilized people. Taking the black people living in the Antilles, the former French Overseas Department, as an example, Fanon described how black people lost their subjectivity and identity in colonialism. Anti —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  12. The Conscience of Russia—the Biography of Solzhenitsyn (France) Georges Nievacompleted This book is a heavyweight biography of the Nobel Prize winner and Russian dissident Solzhenitsyn. It was written by George Niva, the most important Slavic scholar in Europe and the United States, over thirty years. It vividly and profoundly shows his life of fighting alone and the drastic changes in his thoughts. The book integrates Solzhenitsyn's more than 40 years of creation into his life course full of fighting spirit. It not only shows readers the writer's bumpy and extraordinary life, but —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  13. Great Grouse [France] Michel Tourniercompleted "The Big Grouse" collects 14 of Tournier's short stories, which include reinterpretations of classic literature or myths and legends, humorous and satirical descriptions of real life, and bizarre explorations of human nature or society. He hides profound philosophical implications in ordinary daily life scenes to create a wonderful and extraordinary reading experience: children's first adventure, a strange girl's death exploration, the secret desires of marginalized characters, love stories on t —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  14. The Little Prince (Pocket Edition) [France] Written by Antoine De Saint-Exupery; Translated by Xu Yancompleted "The Little Prince" is a sad fairy tale, a fable about love and responsibility, a journey of losing love and finding it again. The little prince comes from the distant planet B612. His planet is very small, with only two extinct volcanoes and one rose on it. Once he had a quarrel with Rose and left in anger. He first traveled to a nearby planet. Along the way, he met kings, vain people, drunkards, businessmen, lamplighters, geographers, and finally arrived on Earth. On the earth, he met a fox, w —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  15. Why Should I Listen to You: How to Get Along with Strong People (Picture and Text Collection Edition) [France] Written by Isabelle Nazaré-Aga; Illustrated by Sophie Lambda; Translated by Hu Jingcompleted Why do you feel tired, anxious, depressed, aggrieved, sad, or even unspeakably uncomfortable when dealing with certain people? There is a type of people who can cleverly use some techniques to subtly influence you and make you act in accordance with their wishes under the guise of being for your own good, and this process often occurs very covertly. When dealing with such people, we may say yes when we should refuse, feel guilty when fighting for the benefits we deserve, be full of fear when exp —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  16. Healing Wounded Confidence [France] Written by Frederic Fangre; Translated by Wang Zicompleted Self-confidence is a basic element of our personality. The lack or distortion of self-confidence will make us have doubts about how to behave in the world, bring us emotional and life pain, make us afraid of doing wrong things, afraid of being judged, afraid of loving others, afraid of being loved... Ultimately, it reduces our quality of life. This book aims to help us release ourselves from the vicious cycle caused by injured self-confidence. It introduces many simple and easy psychological tre —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  17. Milk and Coke Economics 4 (New and Upgraded Version) [US] Written by Robert Frank; Translated by Wang Kun, Feng Xuxian and Kang Xixincompleted The sequel to the super best-selling book "Milk and Coke Economics" will completely change your traditional understanding of economics and help you use economics to reconstruct the logic of competition in the market. Creatively guide you to view the economy from a Darwinian perspective and break through irrationality without regrets! Did you know? Behavior that is meaningful to a specific individual can harm society as a whole, and we need new perspectives to understand how economic competition —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  18. Milk and Coke Economics 3 (New and Upgraded Version) [US] Written by Robert Frank and Translated by Lu Jiacompleted What exactly can an economist do? If you feel that this question is too far away from you, then we might as well change the topic: What can economics do? Robert Frank's "Milk and Coke Economics 3" actually tries to give an explanation from a specific perspective. Perhaps the views of this book are not necessarily very profound - in fact, the whole book uses very basic principles found in economics textbooks; however, Robert Frank's position is more objective and his method is more unique. "Milk —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  19. The Story of Lena Fox (France) Written by Jeanne Leroy-Allais; Translated by Tian Weihuacompleted In France, there is a fox that can be said to be a household name. He is the fox Lenard who is clever, cunning, insidious and cunning. Lena has fluffy red hair, blue eyes, and a long nose. He looks cunning, and the turn of his eyes is a plan. He played tricks on the king, killed ministers, and mocked the church. He was almost lawless, but he also bullied and hurt many small forest animals, demonstrating his cunning and despicableness incisively and vividly. The cunning fox, the stupid wolf, the —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  20. Jia Zhangke's World [France] Jean-Michel Fortoncompleted In 1998, Jia Zhangke came to prominence with his debut film "Xiao Wu". His films are distinguished by their modernity, a style derived from the reinvention of the relationship between feature film and documentary, the creative use of new technologies, and the creative interpretation of the relationship between the individual and the collective of 1.4 Billion people. Jia Zhangke's films keenly bear witness to the tremendous changes affecting China and the world. Films such as "Platform", "The Wor —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  21. De Gaulle's Speeches (France) Charles De Gaullecompleted Selected speeches by President Charles de Gaulle, founder of the Fifth Republic of France: "All French people pursuing freedom will continue to fight at any time, anywhere, and with all their strength, guided by credibility and dignity, a clear head, and the interests of the motherland." —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  22. War Memoirs (Three Volumes) (France) Charles De Gaullecompleted De Gaulle's "War Memoirs" is a recollection of World War II from his own perspective and that of France. The book is divided into three volumes: The first volume is called "The Call" and the narrative time starts from 1940 to mid-1942. The second volume is titled "Unification" and begins in mid-1942 and ends in 1944. The third volume is titled "Deliverance" and begins in August 1944 and ends in January 1946. In "Memoirs of the War", General de Gaulle represents a true France that has lost none o —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  23. One Person Business Model Francompleted Are you tired of working day after day? Imagine: From morning to night, you control your time, you have the final say on your projects, and you can still make a lot of money. Isn't it very pleasant? This book tells you that this can be easily achieved by starting a one-person business model! What are the characteristics of the one-person business model compared with the traditional business model? To put it simply, the one-person business model is more free and flexible. In this digital age, mor —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  24. A Brief History of Time Written by Leo Frank Holford Strevens; Translated by Xiao Naiyuancompleted "A Brief History of Time" "What is time? If no one asks me, I know; if I try to explain it, I am at a loss." Why in various ways Measure time? Why are there 7 days in a week? When did minutes and seconds originate? Why are some calendars lunar and others solar? This book lists a series of Fascinating examples, from ancient Rome and Julius Caesar's plan to set up leap years to the fixed Easter program in the 1920s, trace the past, visit the present, and gossip about time. —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  25. Reading Is an Ax Striking at the Frozen Sea Within Us: Kafka's Conversations (Austria) Oral Narration by Franz Kafka; (Czech Republic) Narration by Gustav Janosch; Translated by Xu Chicompleted This book is a collection of conversations by Franz Kafka. In 1920, literary young man Janosz first visited Kafka, who was working in an insurance company, and a friendship began between him and his friend. For more than two years, Kafka developed a series of insightful thoughts and expressions around topics such as literature, art, reading, writing, freedom, love, and loneliness, during countless discussions in the office or while walking and chatting in Prague. He used books to build a barrier —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. Plague (France) Albert Camuscompleted "SARS" in 2002, "COVID-19" in 2020... Whenever a disaster strikes, "Plague" will always be an explosive hit. Because people can always marvel at Camus's amazing foresight when reading "The Plague". Whether it is the social fragmentation caused by everyone's self-protection, the chaos and anxiety caused by rumors, the consideration and impact of strict control on humanity, or the alarming regression of globalization caused by the need for security exceeding the need for development, they are all —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  27. Man in Iron Mask [France] Alexandre Dumascompleted Under the splendor of the Palace of Versailles lies the most horrifying secret in French history: a prisoner wearing an iron mask who was closely guarded for decades, and no one knew his true face until his death. In "The Man in the Iron Mask", Alexandre Dumas used his genius imagination to weave this real historical mystery into a thrilling epic of intrigue. When the Musketeers discovered that the mysterious prisoner was surprisingly related to the Sun King Louis XIV, a fatal game about royal p —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  28. Tender Is the Night (Selected Novels by Fitzgerald) (Germany Classics) (U. S. A.) Written by Francis Scott Fitzgerald; Translated by Yang Weicompleted Dick and Nico are a charming couple living in a villa in the south of France, surrounded by a group of friends. Everyone wants to be friends with them and join the upper class. Dick is a psychiatrist with a promising future, and his wife Nirko is her patient. They fell in love with each other, and Dick quickly entered the upper class by taking advantage of Nico's wealthy family background. Driven by desire, Dick fell in love with the young actress Rosemary and even became addicted to alcohol. An —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  29. John Christopher (10 Volumes in Total) [France] Written by Romain Rolland; Translated by Fu Leicompleted "Johan Christophe" is one of the famous novels that has influenced generations of people all over the world and in China. It is a novel that promotes humanitarianism and heroism. It is the representative work of Nobel Prize winner Romain Rolland. It is not just a novel, but a great epic of mankind. What it depicts and sings is not the material but the spiritual hardships experienced by mankind. It is not a conquest of the outside world but a battle to conquer the world. It is a mirror of million —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  30. The Outsider Plague (Classic Translation) [France] Albert Camuscompleted "The Stranger" is a novella written by French writer Albert Camus. By creating the image of Morsot, an "outsider" who behaves shockingly and speaks deviantly, it fully reveals the absurdity of the world and the opposition between man and society. "The Plague" is an important work by Camus. By describing the story of a large number of people represented by the protagonist Dr. Rieux struggling to fight after the plague broke out in a city called Oran in North Africa, it vividly demonstrates the sp —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  31. War Diary [English] Written by Alan Francis Brooke, Translated by Zhang Heyan, Xiudao Shicompleted One of the three major Allied documents of World War II. Memoirs of core strategic decision-makers of the Allies. Looking at World War II from a top-level design perspective. British Field Marshal and Chief of the General Staff of the British Empire, Alan Brooke, led most of Britain's major war decisions during World War II. He attended a series of important international conferences held by the Allies during the war and made a significant contribution to winning the war. During World War II, wi —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  32. Insect Diary (Classic Translation) [France] Jean-Henri Fabrecompleted "Insect Diary" combines science and literature, which also means that it has both scientific rationality and literary sensibility. The book is full of witty words from time to time, puts forward in-depth thinking on the value of life, and attempts to incorporate deeper meanings into science. The rational component in the work is reflected in the author's research and thinking. In his observation and research on insects, Fabre conducted repeated experiments and verified various materials. He dare —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  33. Self-Control (U. S.) Frank Haddockcompleted It is a book that tells readers how to exercise self-mind control so as to have strong willpower. While introducing the basic theoretical knowledge about willpower and self-control, this book pays more attention to operational and specific training methods, as well as how to apply this power in daily work and life. This book provides more than 300 training methods and detailed training plans. Just follow the steps in the book, and you will be able to develop super willpower and achieve full cont —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  34. Make Money on the Side Francompleted "Side Hustle to Make Money" is a practical guide specially designed for readers who are eager to achieve financial freedom and enhance personal value through side hustle. Starting from "Why you need a side hustle", this book deeply discusses the whole process of how to choose, start, operate and optimize a side hustle, helping readers break their cognitive limitations, master key skills, find the most suitable side hustle direction for them, and achieve continuous appreciation of side hustle inc —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  35. Little Lord (US) Frances Hodgson Burnettcompleted "The Little Lord" is one of the greatest children's literature masterpieces of the 20th century. The protagonist Cedric was born in New York, USA. His father died young and he lived a hard life with his mother. Later, Cedric unexpectedly became the heir to an English earl - his grandfather was an earl. The old earl sent someone to bring Cedric and his son to England. The old earl thought that Cedric was an ignorant boy, but to his surprise, Cedric was not only smart and handsome, but also frank, —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  36. A Lottery Ticket (France) Jules Vernecompleted The heroine of the novel, Hulda, has a lottery ticket in her hand. This was put in a bottle by her fiancé Ole when the fishing boat was in distress, and was retrieved from the sea when people were looking for the victims. Since the back of the lottery ticket contains Ole's last thoughts about his fiancée, Hulda regards it as a treasure and refuses to let go no matter how high the price anyone pays. But the ruthless loan shark heard that the numbers of this lottery ticket had the possibility of w —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  37. Psychological Suggestibility (France) Written by Emile Coue; Compiled by Arkcompleted Psychological suggestion is a normal activity in human psychology, which mainly refers to giving oneself or others psychological suggestions or stimulation through the senses without confrontation and criticism. It is worth noting that all psychological suggestions only work after they are transformed into self-suggestions. Because autosuggestion is the medium of communication between the conscious thought part and the subconscious action part, it will tell you what to pay attention to, what to —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Andian Street (France) Patrick Modianocompleted "The Street of Secret Shops" is a novel published by Modiano in 1978 and won the Prix Goncourt that year. Paris after World War II. A man suffering from amnesia was taken in by the kind-hearted private detective Yute and gained a new identity: Guy Laurent. Roland worked as an assistant detective for Ute for eight years. When Ute retired, he decided to uncover the mystery of his experience and life experience. After interviewing various people and collecting clues, he began to suspect that he had —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  39. The Counterfeiter (World Famous Translation Library Gide Collection) (France) Written by André Gide; Translated by Sheng Chenghua; Edited and Selected by Li Yumincompleted "The Counterfeiter" is Gide's last novel. It is also a detective novel, a coming-of-age novel, an ethics novel, an adventure novel, and a psychological novel. Through the integration of multiple threads and clues, the social panorama of the time is presented. It describes several children who went astray and committed the crime of using counterfeit money, as well as a group of people who are good at self-deception and are accustomed to looking for reasons to deceive themselves and unconsciously —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  40. The Life of Sheng Cheng in Chinese Translation: the Counterfeit Coin Maker (Translation Series by Chinese Translators) (France) Maupassant, Written by Gide and Translated by Sheng Chenghuacompleted Maupassant spent his short life with a painful soul. The novel describes the heroine's pursuit of beautiful and pure love, shows the joys and sorrows of the world, and the worldly customs. It reflects on life, love, and the content of the novel. The conception and expression techniques all have aesthetic value. The translation by translator Sheng Chenghua is a classic. This book also contains "The Counterfeiter" translated by Sheng Chenghua. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  41. La Traviata (France) Alexandre Dumascompleted Margaret was originally a poor country girl. After arriving in Paris, she became a social butterfly in the upper class and was known as the "La Traviata". In this dazzling fame and fortune fair, she was moved by the sincere love of young Armand, and they both fell in love. Just as the lovers in love were looking forward to a better life in the future, Armand's father asked Margaret to leave Armand. Armand didn't know the truth and thought that Margaret had abandoned him intentionally in order to —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  42. La Traviata (France) Alexandre Dumas130k Wordscompleted "La Traviata" has created some vivid and distinctive artistic images for us, and the most prominent and unforgettable among them is naturally the heroine Margaret. Readers must not confuse Margaret with Miss Alphonsina Plessy. Although Alphonsina's life experience is worthy of sympathy, she is indeed a fallen woman. In the words of Dumas, she is "both a pure and flawless virgin and a complete whore." But Margaret is different. She is beautiful, smart and kind. Although she has fallen into the wo —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  43. Secret Garden Usfrances Hodgson Burnett; Translated by Fang Yucompleted Mary, a willful and lonely little girl from a rich family, became an orphan due to a sudden plague and was sent to a relative's home in England for adoption. In this ancient manor, there is a large garden with high walls and deep locks. It is said that no one has entered in ten years. Mary was deeply attracted by this secret and tried every means to break into this long-closed and deserted garden... The whole story is immersed in an atmosphere of kindness, friendship and positivity. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  44. Borges, Writing Lesson (Argentina) Written by Jorge Luis Borges; (U. S.) Edited by Daniel Halpern and Norman Thomas Di Giovanni Edited by Frank Mcshane; Translated by Wang Lilicompleted Jorge Luis Borges was a world-class writer who knew the rules of writing and how and when to break them. He is a magician of language, like all the best jugglers and poets. Once the trick is revealed and the poem comes out, he will make us feel that this has always been there, somewhere in our hearts, but we have not been able to express it. In the spring of 1971, Borges was invited to lecture at a writing class at Columbia University. He analyzed his own work and used examples to help others im —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  45. The Country Doctor (Complete German Translations of Kafka's Short and Medium Stories) [Austria] Franz Kafkacompleted This book is one of the six volumes of "Designer Joint Book Series·K Classic". "Ein Landarzt" (Country Doctor) is a collection of Kafka's short stories. It was published by Kurt Wolff Verlag in Germany in the spring of 1920. It contains a total of fourteen of Kafka's stories. Famous articles such as "At the Gate of the Law" and "Report to an Academy of Sciences" are included in this volume. There are strange imaginations between the lines, and the ironic language style is distinctive. This book —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  46. Eugenie Grandet (Classic Translation) [France] Written by Balzac; Translated by Fu Leicompleted "Eugenie Grandet" is "one of the most outstanding pictures" in "The Human Comedy" by French critical realist novelist Balzac. The novel narrates a story of money destroying humanity and causing family tragedy. It revolves around the central event of Eugenie's love tragedy, and uses three intertwined plot threads to connect the novel: the waves caused by the autocracy within the Grandet family, the open and secret fights between the bankers and notaries outside the family, and the painful life ex —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  47. Biography of Celebrities (Guomai Classic) (France) Written by Romain Rolland; Translated by Fu Leicompleted Romain Rolland's "Celebrities" is composed of life biographies of three literary giants: Beethoven, Michelangelo, and Tolstoy. Beethoven suffered from ear diseases throughout his life. How did he use music to sing joy and fight against fate? Michelangelo was the last superstar of the Renaissance, but he gave up joy, glory, and even freedom throughout his life, just to realize the art in his heart. Tolstoy is known as Russia's greatest soul. In addition to his well-known literary masterpieces, ho —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  48. Cold Violence Written by Marie-France Yrigoyen; Translated by Gu Shuxincompleted This book proposes the concept of "emotional abuse" for the first time. It widely occurs in marriages, families and workplaces. The abuser bullies and controls the abused by refusing direct communication, distorting words, sarcasm, ridicule, contempt, denying personality and other common methods, destroying their self-esteem, changing their way of thinking, making the relationship continue, and making it impossible for the abused to escape. This type of cold violence is not as obvious as physica —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  49. The Little Prince: 80Th Anniversary Edition (France) Antoine De Saint-Exupery, Translated by Li Yumincompleted "The Little Prince" is a short story about children's literature written by the French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry in 1942. The protagonist of this novel is a little prince from an alien planet. He lives on a small planet called B-612 and is the only resident there. The book uses a pilot as the narrator to tell the story of the various adventures the little prince experienced during his journey to Earth. The little prince has visited six planets and met all kinds of people, including kings w —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  50. Corruption and Anti-Corruption in Nazi Germany [Germany] Frank Bajorcompleted One of the moral calls of the Nazis was to eradicate corruption in the Weimar Republic, but the Nazis themselves did not establish clear politics in Germany. The corruption of the Third Reich was systemic, top-down corruption. The Nazi regime sought the stability of the system through corrupt means, so corrupt practices were tacitly approved by the Nazi authorities. Even if a small amount of corruption was sanctioned, it was only for the purpose of political struggle among small groups within th —Reads9.3Score—Shelves