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  1. When Your Mind Is Quiet, the World Will Be Quiet (Revised Version) Ukwritten by James Allen; Translated by Gong Shiqi117k Wordscompleted Have you missed a lot of things because of your impatience? Are you easily influenced by the environment and others? Do you often get angry over small things and don't let yourself go... Stop asking and be quiet. James Allen's 365-day meditation book calls on people to stay away from the noise of the soul and restore peace and tranquility to the soul. The chapters in this book are selected from his works, describing how to control one's own mind, how to obtain the truth of calming the soul, and 4.4kReads9.5Score297Shelves
  2. Dressed as a Baby at the Beginning, and Transformed in the Womb as Soon as He Opened His Eyes James228k Wordscompleted Zhou Wangxin originally thought that she should be considered lucky. After all, she finally found a good job that worked from 9 to 5 and had two days off. As a result, in the time it took to take a shower, I traveled back in time. When he opened his eyes again, he became a swaddled baby. Not only did he come to an imaginary dynasty, but he even found himself at the scene of a palace coup. Fortunately, his status is quite noble, he is a prince, although the one who ascended the throne is not his 3.5kReads5.8Score—Shelves
  3. A Tyrannical Father? She Is Obviously Soft-Hearted and Beautiful James27k Wordsongoing Zhou Wangxin originally thought that she should be considered lucky. After all, she finally found a good job that worked from 9 to 5 and had two days off. As a result, in the time it took to take a shower, I traveled back in time. When he opened his eyes again, he became a swaddled baby. Not only did he come to an imaginary dynasty, but he even found himself at the scene of a palace coup. Fortunately, his status is quite noble and he is a prince. Although the one who ascended the throne is not I 2.2kReads—Score1.1kShelves
  4. The Battle Fatality Rate Is 98%? I'll Hang Myself, You Can Do Whatever You Want General James FujiUrban2.1M Wordscompleted [Imagination + Humor + Funny + The male protagonist is not relaxed + Group portrait + Single female protagonist] Traveling through the Evil Ghost Jedi Land, Xu Fang trembled and realized that this place was just a copy that his ancestors had brushed: "The battle fatality rate is 98%, it's him, her, and others who died!" It's a pity that my ancestor used to be the richest man, but now he has no way out. "Don't have any money left?" "A little bit, barely enough to become the richest in the wo 1.8kReads8.5Score233Shelves
  5. Giovanni's Room Written by James Baldwin; Translated by Li Jiachun98k Wordscompleted ★The long-awaited James Baldwin masterpiece by Chinese readers ★Selected as one of "The Great American Novels of the Past 100 Years" by The Atlantic Monthly ★BBC "100 English Novels That Shaped the World" ★With a wonderful introduction by Colm Tóibín James Baldwin (1924-1987), a famous American novelist, essayist, poet, playwright and social activist, was born in Harlem, New York. He had a rough childhood. His biological father had drug addiction problems. His later mother married the pastor Dav 1.5kReads9.2Score736Shelves
  6. How to Create Dazzling Dialogue James Scott Bell50k Wordscompleted Wonderful plot and characters are often regarded as the core elements of a successful novel. However, if your dialogue is dull and boring, it will still bring down the entire story. On the contrary, vivid and tense dialogue will stimulate readers' enthusiasm and curiosity, leading them to read the entire story. In this book, James Scott Bell, a famous American writing coach, provides a comprehensive summary of his many years of teaching on conversational writing. In his view, high-quality dialog 1.5kReads9.3Score776Shelves
  7. Ulysses (Part 1 and 2) Written by James Joyce; Translated by Liu Xiangyu1.3M Wordscompleted ★The first of the 100 best English novels of the 20th century, the third complete translation in the Chinese-speaking world after the translations by Xiao Qian, Wen Jieruo and Jin Di ★This edition of "Ulysses" comes with more than 500 pages of translation notes by Mr. Liu Xiangyu "Translating the "Untranslatable" Heavenly Book - Translation of "Ulysses"", which comprehensively discusses how modern classics like "Ulysses" should be translated, from translation theory to specific translation techn 1kReads9.2Score657Shelves
  8. One Person: with the Golden Bell at Full Level, the Heavenly Master Also Breaks the Defense Sun City James122k Wordsongoing [Under one person] [Invincible push] [Soul training] [Slap in the face with great pleasure] Bai Yueguang was snatched away by the grandson of Shi Lao, who also held a humiliating banquet and forced Chen Yue to toast and bless him in public. Chen Yue smiled. No, buddy, you stole my girlfriend and you still want me to follow you? Traveling through the alien world, he obtained the full-level golden bell at the beginning. His physical body is flawless and hard to be broken by any means. Even if the 901Reads—Score—Shelves
  9. The Five Major American Mafia Families James216k Wordscompleted This book tells the history of the rise of the five major American mafia families. They control the casino city of Hollywood, manipulate celebrities and movie stars. They are involved in politics, occupy the White House, manipulate the presidential election, and murder the president in broad daylight. They are representatives of crime and violence, natural enemies of the law, and public enemies of the American people... They are the kings of the American underworld, controlling the Las Vegas cas 665Reads8.5Score127Shelves
  10. Geography and World Hegemony (UK) Written by James Fairgrive; Translated by Hu JianHistorical179k Wordscompleted A classic work on geopolitics in the 20th century that has had a huge impact on the European continent. It is a best-selling textbook for geography majors in European and American universities. It has a grand vision of the interweaving and interaction of geographical conditions and historical processes, and is a uniquely insightful history of the development of human civilization. 286Reads8.7Score149Shelves
  11. The Lost Dream of Covered Bridge (Baidu Library) Robert James Waller65k Wordscompleted "The Bridge's Lost Dreams" tells the story of a brother and sister who uncovered a dusty past while sorting out their mother's belongings. The middle-aged woman Francesca's married life is peaceful and trivial, lacking passion. National Geographic photographer Robert Kincaid came to take pictures of the covered bridges in Madison County, where he met, got to know and fell in love with Francesca, who lived here. Faced with belated love and family responsibilities, Francesca chose the latter, whil 256Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. Japanese History James L. McleanHistorical442k Wordscompleted The content of this book spans four hundred years of history from the time when the Tokugawa shogunate was entrusted by the emperor to rule at Fushimi Castle to the Japanese New Year celebrations in 2000. It is divided into five parts: "Japan in the Traditional Era", "Japan in the Revolutionary Era", "Japan in the New Century", "Japan in the War" and "Contemporary Japan". From changes in the political situation to the rise of the business class, from the proletarian labor movement to changes in 194Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  13. Collection of Classic Psychological Works (4 Volumes in Total) Alfred Adler; Gustave Le Pen; Sigmund Freud; William James758k Wordscompleted If you want to read psychology books, you might as well try this set of classic psychology books. This set of books includes "Inferiority and Transcendence", "The Crowd", "Self and Collective Psychology" and "Behavior Change Thoughts". Whether you are a psychology enthusiast or just for study and research, this set of books will make you feel value for money. "Inferiority and Transcendence" is a classic work by Alfred Adler, the pioneer of human psychology. The whole book is based on the view of 164Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  14. Irish Celtic Mythology (Master Illustrated Edition) James Stephens, Arthur Rackham152k Wordscompleted In this collection of stories published in 1920, James Stephens carefully selected ten classic Irish myths for us. Using imagination as a wing, he takes readers between the human world and the alien world, leading us to follow Tuan to the uninhabited Ireland, to be frightened by the fight between the Fiona warriors and the alien witches, and to mourn for Finn's soullessness after losing his lover. In these legendary heroes, we can see not only the noble qualities of bravery and loyalty, but also 160Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  15. Traveling Through the Courtyard: Master Yi Is No Longer a Good Old Man James Tung Wong306k Wordscompleted Travel through time and become the most "respectable" Yi Zhonghai in "Love in the Courtyard"? Seeing that the "animals" in the courtyard were about to stage a drama of repaying kindness with revenge, sucking blood and chewing on the elderly, Yi Zhonghai became numb. The deaf old lady is actually the god of war with two guns? He Daqing was controlled by a mysterious force to elope? Bangge was born with a "stealing saint" aura? Watch how Yi Zhonghai punches a weirdo, outwits evil spirits, tur 158Reads—Score—Shelves
  16. The Rise and Fall of the British Empire (UK) Lawrence JamesHistorical527k Wordscompleted "The Rise and Fall of the British Empire" is a panoramic display of the history of the British Empire. The time span starts from the Elizabethan era to the late 20th century. In the first part, the author praises the early adventurers for their contribution to the rise of the British Empire and the hard work of generations of settlers. The second part mainly tells the story of Britain's struggle for hegemony with other empires in order to maintain its hegemony, and finally created Britain's cent 155Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  17. Blind Spots in Thinking William James128k Wordscompleted In our lives, we have many ill-considered and unexpected psychological blind spots, and most of these blind spots are caused by our unconscious behaviors, which in turn lead to our cognitive and behavioral errors through a series of chain reactions. "Blind Spots in Thinking" lists the blind spots in people's thinking that are prone to occur in aspects of life, communication, thinking, life, etc. Through the introduction and analysis of these common blind spots in thinking, it is hoped that it ca 82Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  18. 10-Minute Minimalist Fitness: Build a Beautiful Lower Body Nakano James Shuichi55k Wordscompleted Want to stop your body from aging? Want to regain your youth? The most effective way is to exercise your lower body muscles. Japan's ace fitness coach and personal trainer Ai Fukuhara will take you 10 minutes a day to train your lower body! The book includes exercise methods, essential fitness knowledge, dietary suggestions, etc. To teach you how to fight aging! Arousing readers' interest in sports from an all-round perspective is definitely not just a three-minute hit. Improve your habits, impr 80Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  19. Exploring the Planet Series: the Complete Book of Space + the Complete Book of the Sun (Set of 2 Volumes in Total) James Tryfel234k Wordscompleted This book consists of "Encyclopedia of Space" and "Encyclopedia of Sun". A gorgeous solar epic. The sun is essential for life on earth and is the most fascinating celestial body in the universe. The sunlight we see is the sunlight 8 minutes ago. Every bite we eat is attributed to the energy of the sun. It can be said that the earth's ecosystem depends on the sun. This book explains in detail the birth and evolution of the sun, how it maintains its hot state, how it affects human life, and ultima 77Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  20. Born a Psycho: a TED Psychologist's Journey into Brain Crime James Fallon117k Wordscompleted Dr. James Fallon, the author of "Born Psychopaths: A TED Psychologist's Journey into Brain Crime", used 35 years of research to discover that psychopaths have brain structures that are different from ordinary people. During a study in 2005, he discovered that his brain structure was exactly the same as that of a psychopath. James once believed that he had found the key to cracking psychopathy, but would this prove that he was also a psychopath? When his mother found out, she gave him a book. The 73Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  21. A Brief History of Information James GleickHistorical444k Wordscompleted Human beings have a long history of encountering information. James Gleick's history unexpectedly begins with the African drum language (Chapter 1). Native African tribes used drums with only two notes, high and low, to convey complex messages, but how did they do it? Subsequent chapters go on to describe several far-reaching key events in this history, including the invention of writing (Chapter 2), Robert Cowdery's English Dictionary (Chapter 3), Charles Babbage's Difference Engine and Ada Byr 72Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  22. After Resigning, I Was Selected by a Level 7 Cosmic Civilization JamesonSci-Fi & Apocalypse2.1M Wordsongoing Jameson was originally a wage earner. After quitting his job, he was selected by a Level 7 cosmic civilization. After transformation, he returned to Earth and used high technology to protect his family and country, leading China to become the most powerful country on Earth. 61Reads—Score—Shelves
  23. Day Dreamer James Thurber116k Wordscompleted This book contains 27 of Thurber's most popular short story masterpieces. In his writing, every ordinary person is a unique polyhedron, and even dogs are written with full personality. The men he writes always try in vain to escape from some indescribable things in daily life, but they always run away, unable to act, and only have whims in the spiritual world. The sense of comedy in his works comes from his in-depth understanding of tragedy, his keen observation of human weaknesses, and his caus 51Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  24. Oxford General Reader: Astrophysics (Chinese Edition) [UK] Written by James Binney; Translated by Yang Chen164k Wordscompleted Here on Earth, how do we know what is happening in distant galaxies? Do the laws of physics we know on earth apply to celestial bodies in the universe? The answer is yes. Astrophysics is a discipline that studies extraterrestrial objects based on the eternal laws of physics. Through it, we can understand how stars form, age and die, how planetary systems form, and how galaxies are related to each other. In this book, James Binney demonstrates the rapid development of the field of astrophysics ov 51Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  25. What Is Subjectivity? (French) Written by Jean-Paul Sartre, with Postscript by James Mingxin, and Translated by Wu Zifeng117k Wordscompleted "What is subjectivity?" "" Is compiled from the records of French existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre's lectures at the invitation of the Gramsci Institute in Rome in December 1961. The class records of that year, especially the part where Sartre discussed with the audience, were rediscovered more than fifty years later and published in France in 2013. The main body of the report was a report titled "Marxism and Subjectivity". It also included texts from discussions between several Itali 49Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  26. Ulysses James Joyce958k Wordscompleted "Ulysses" takes chronological order and describes the lives of three ordinary Dubliners during the day and night on June 16, 1904. Joyce compared the protagonist Bloom's one-day wandering on the streets of Dublin to Odysseus' ten-year wandering overseas. By describing the events that happened to an ordinary person in one day, he portrayed people's senses, desires, words and deeds to the extreme, and used the technique of stream of consciousness to construct an intertwined and messy time and spac 41Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  27. Otto Von Bismarck and the Founding of the German Empire [UK] Written by James Wycliffe Headham-Morley; Translated by Ye YingHistorical242k Wordscompleted "Otto von Bismarck and the Establishment of the German Empire" is the most important work in the academic career of Professor James Wycliffe Headham-Morley, a supporter of Arnold Joseph Toynbee. It describes in detail Otto von Bismarck's role in the establishment of the German Empire, his dexterous political skills, diverse diplomatic strategies, determined military struggle, and wisdom in balancing the forces of all parties in Europe. It focuses on the analysis of the stages, conditions, strate 37Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  28. My Iceberg Girlfriend Literary JamesUrban408k Wordscompleted Original title: "Meeting You in Thick Ink Landscape" God likes to fool me, but I can only listen to God's arrangements. Maybe God has tortured me enough, so he sent you to comfort me. My name is Li Mo. I broke up with Yu Qian two years ago. Two years later, she married someone else in front of my eyes. I will always be like this, accomplishing nothing and being tortured by the emotions of time... 35Reads—Score—Shelves
  29. The Covered Bridge's Lost Dream Robert James Waller65k Wordscompleted From the grass full of pansies and from the dust of thousands of country roads, the ever-stopping song flew out - this story is one of them - one autumn day in 1989, late afternoon, when I was sitting at my desk watching the flashing cursor on the computer screen in front of me, the phone rang. …. 27Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  30. 10-Minute Minimalist Fitness: Build a Light Upper Body Nakano James Shuichi41k Wordscompleted Hunchback and stiff shoulders are related to poor posture, and muscles have the function of adjusting posture and adjusting shoulder flexibility. Therefore, muscle training is the key to solving hunchback and stiff shoulders. Japan's ace fitness coach and personal trainer Ai Fukuhara teaches you how to improve hunchback, stiff shoulders and other problems through diet and exercise, and tells you the secret of perseverance, subverting your past concepts of "posture improvement"! Help you get rid 25Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  31. The Art of Fiction (Guomai Classics) Henry James110k Wordscompleted Henry James was a pioneer of modern literature, a teacher of writers, a prodigious bookworm, and a heavy user of paper novels. In this book, he transforms into a diligent reading blogger and generously shares his private reading notes. Analyze the texture of the novel like peeling off cocoons and lead you to find the joy of reading novels. A sharp review of famous works, clearing away all the constraints on characters, plots, and themes in your mind, and getting straight to the truly exciting as 24Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  32. Exploration and Discovery of Space Series: Complete Book of Space + Complete Book of Planets (Set of 2 Volumes in Total) James Tryfel129k Wordscompleted What is more vast than the universe is mankind's everlasting curiosity and desire for knowledge. This book contains more than 200 high-definition, professional photos from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) photography archives, accompanied by detailed and vivid text descriptions, using cutting-edge and complete data and images to reshape our understanding of the planets. This is a splendid planetary archive, and you will have a magnificent and shocking visual journey. Duri 22Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  33. Meeting an Old Friend in the Evening Breeze in an Old Alley Under the Old JamesModern Romance107k Wordscompleted New works are released. Welcome to Tomato Novel to read my works. I hope you all like them. Your attention is the motivation for my writing. I will try my best to tell every story! 20Reads—Score—Shelves
  34. The Ghost on the Throne: the Death of Alexander and the Disintegration of the Macedonian Empire James Rohm312k Wordscompleted Alexander the Great was only 32 years old when he died. At that time, his empire stretched from the Adriatic Sea in the west to today's India in the east. In an unusual compromise, his two heirs, his mentally retarded half-brother Philip III and his posthumous son Alexander IV, shared regency. But Alexander's six Macedonian generals, driven by their own inner lust for power and spurred by the legend that Alexander gave the kingdom "to the strongest," began to compete for supremacy. Perhaps their 16Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  35. How the Periodic Table Explains Everything Tim James97k Wordscompleted Can humans really ignite spontaneously? What is the strongest acid ever created? How many bananas do you have to eat to get radiation sickness? Can liquids that can be transported through walls really exist? Can the medieval dream of turning stone into gold come true now? The answers to all these questions, and many more, are found in this book. This general science book suitable for all ages introduces the process of human understanding of elements and the characteristics of elements in a simpl 14Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  36. The Last of the Mohawks James Fenium Cooper688k Wordscompleted The outline of the story of "The Last of the Mohicans" is roughly as follows: The time has come to the late 1750s, and the war between the French and the Indians is going on in the virgin forests of western New York. The French army was violently attacking a stronghold called William Henry. This stronghold was originally built by the British and is currently occupied by Colonel Monroe. Colonel Monroe's daughters Alice and Clara came here from Edward's Castle to visit their father. They were led 11Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  37. Roosevelt: Fighter of Freedom (1940-1945) James Mcgregor Burns478k Wordscompleted This book tells the story of Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States, in the second half of his life. From it, people can not only see Roosevelt's character, thoughts, and experiences, as well as his influence on American politics, military, and people's lives, but also the formation of the relationship between the United States and the former Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and the United Kingdom, as well as the process of the creation of the United Nations. Roosevelt was ordered t 10Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  38. Escape from Famine with My Younger Brother: I Picked up a Major General and Raised a Cute Baby James IAncient Romance427k Wordsongoing The heroine travels through time + escapes from famine + farming + doing business + natural and man-made disasters + no golden fingers + no system + ordinary people In the last years of the Yong Dynasty, there were severe droughts for many years, and refugees occurred everywhere. The soul of a modern society animal travels to Lin Wan, a girl who has escaped from poverty, and she and her young brother are trying to survive in troubled times. She knew vegetation, learned medical skills, relied on 9Reads—Score—Shelves
  39. The Law of Cause and Effect I: a Man's Meditations James Allen53k Wordscompleted The purpose of this book is to inspire people to discover and understand the truth: "Man is his own creator." The birth of this truth depends entirely on a great power - the thoughts chosen and nurtured by people themselves. The mind is like a master weaver. It not only weaves the underwear of character, but also the outer garment of environment. I hope that those who are still wandering in ignorance and pain can weave their own lives with joy and happiness from now on. 6Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  40. Take Control of Habits Uswritten by James Clear143k Wordscompleted New York Times Bestseller & Wall Street Journal Bestseller USA Today Bestseller & Publishers Weekly Bestseller Fast Company bestseller & Business Insider bestseller Why "Habits Change Destiny"? Because 40% to 50% of an individual's behavior depends on unconscious habits. Habit formation requires 4 steps: cue → craving → response → reward. The cue triggers the craving, the craving triggers the response, and the response provides the reward that satisfies the craving and is ultimately associated w 3Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  41. The Seven Deadly Sins: the Devil's Profile James Bodine143k Wordscompleted What is it that tempts angels to fall? What is it that leads people to commit violent crime? Is it the original nature of human nature, or is it the result of acquired circumstances? This is exactly the question that the author wants to explore. In this book, former FBI agent James Bodine shows us a world full of blood and violence. From gangsters and drug lords who do whatever they want, to unscrupulous antisocial personality patients, to ruthless serial murderers... From every case, we can see 3Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  42. Interstellar: the Enemy of the Universe Just Wants to Lie Down James Is FatSci-Fi & Apocalypse145k Wordsongoing [Funny] [Dihua] [Strong women and weak men] [Vicious tongue AI] [Saucy operation] Cheng Gong, a salty fish engineer who just wanted to fish in the mining area and wait for his retirement, was bound by a vicious AI that could print everything but regarded him as a "power bank" during a mining accident. One person and one machine are forced to join forces and rely on a series of tricks such as forging KPIs and deceiving leaders to survive in the interstellar era. He thought he would be able to se 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  43. Mencius James Legge612k Wordscompleted The seven chapters of "Mencius (English Edition)" compiled by James Legge are classics of ancient Chinese politics, ethics, philosophy, education, psychology and even aesthetics, and can be called an encyclopedia of ancient China. The fundamental point of this encyclopedia's argument is Mencius' view of the goodness of human nature, and the benevolent government thought as the core of Mencius' theory is also elucidated from this. The contents discussed throughout the book all revolve around huma 1Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  44. Is the Vicious Master Being Read by His Paranoid Disciple? James Bond Hard25k Wordsongoing After Shen Zhaoxue stayed up all night and died, he transformed into the vicious master in the cultivation novel. In the original plot, he would cut off the spiritual root of the villain's apprentice Pei Jin with his own hands, and he would eventually be punished by his backlash. The system urged him to go through the plot: "Please host reprimand the villain immediately and complete the plot of destroying the spirit root." Shen Zhaoxue's face was as cold as ice: "You evil disciple, you still 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  45. Love Is by My Side, Soft and Soft but Long and Far Away James DeeModern Romance97k Wordscompleted This is a tragic story about love, friendship and regret. The heroine, the hero and the heroine's best friend live together and have a deep friendship with each other. The male protagonist's love for the female protagonist is deep and reserved. He silently guards her side, but he never has the courage to express his feelings. As time goes by, the heroine meets a scumbag, and her life falls into darkness. In despair and pain, the heroine chose to commit suicide and ended her young life. After her 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  46. Falling Snow Is Like First Acquaintance James DeeModern Romance456k Wordscompleted In the cold wind of winter, pieces of snowflakes fall slowly, just like the heartbeat when they first met, pure and beautiful. The characters in the novel are vivid and three-dimensional, and every detail is full of the author's emotions and intentions. It is not only a simple love novel, but also a work that can touch people's hearts and make people think deeply. While reading, you will be moved by the emotions in the story, as if you are in a world full of love and hope. 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  47. Born a Pervert: a TED Psychologist's Journey into Brain Crime (Recommended by Gao Ming, Author of "Genius on the Left and Madman on the Right") James Falloncompleted Dr. James Fallon, the author of "Born Psychopaths: A TED Psychologist's Journey into Brain Crime", used 35 years of research to discover that psychopaths have brain structures that are different from ordinary people. During a study in 2005, he discovered that his brain structure was exactly the same as that of a psychopath. James once believed that he had found the key to cracking psychopathy, but would this prove that he was also a psychopath? When his mother found out, she gave him a book. The —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  48. The Little Prince and Niels Peter Pan (UK) James BarryEastern Fantasycompleted This book is a famous work by the famous British writer James Barry. It mainly describes the adventures of Wendy, Peter Pan and several other children in Neverland. The story creates a fairy tale world that children long for—Never Island. For children, this is the simplest and most natural realm. The protagonist Peter Pan's thoughts and behaviors of "never wanting to grow up" vividly express the voices of children. Since its first performance in 1904, which caused a sensation among thousands of —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  49. Nursing College Murder Case (UK) P. D. JamesMysterycompleted P. D. James, the queen of mystery novels who is as famous as Agatha, became famous! During a demonstration class at the nursing school, a trainee nurse was poisoned to death in public. Her death was extremely miserable! All evidence pointed to another nurse, but she was poisoned and died late the next night. People were panicked for a while. The love and hate of the chief nurse, three head nurses, five trainee nurses and others were all intertwined in this ominous building, making the case even —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  50. The Seven Deadly Sins: the Devil's Profile (US) James Bodinecompleted What is it that tempts angels to fall? What is it that leads people to commit violent crime? Is it the original nature of human nature, or is it the result of acquired circumstances? This is exactly the question that the author wants to explore. In this book, former FBI agent James Bodine shows us a world full of blood and violence. From gangsters and drug lords who do whatever they want, to unscrupulous antisocial personality patients, to ruthless serial murderers... From every case, we can see —Reads8.4Score—Shelves