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Stoner
"Stoner" tells the story of the most important parts of life: love, recognition, compassion, ambition, pride, trust and death. A brave man leads a life of failure but no disappointment: Even if he cannot have a perfect life, he is fortunate to have pursued a complete self. USA, Missouri. The son of a farmer from a remote farm, 19-year-old William Stoner entered the University of Missouri to study agriculture. Starting from an elective literature class, his life changed quietly. In the future, St
142Reads9.0Score—Shelves
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Augustus
"Augustus" is written in the form of an epistolary letter, which also contains diaries, memoirs, meeting minutes, military leaflets, etc., And depicts the life of the Roman Emperor Augustus through the pens of everyone in Rome. Augustus' real name was Octavian, and he was Caesar's nephew. In 44 BC, Caesar was assassinated and his will designated Octavian as his adopted son and heir. The boy's slender figure walked slowly in the empty playground, with an uncertain direction, as if he was trying t
28Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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Augustus
"Augustus" is written in the form of an epistolary letter, which also contains diaries, memoirs, meeting minutes, military leaflets, etc., And depicts the life of the Roman Emperor Augustus through the pens of everyone in Rome. Augustus' real name was Octavian, and he was Caesar's nephew. In 44 BC, Caesar was assassinated and his will designated Octavian as his adopted son and heir. The boy's slender figure walked slowly in the empty playground, with an uncertain direction, as if he was trying t
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Stoner
"Stoner" tells the story of the most important parts of life: love, recognition, compassion, ambition, pride, trust and death. A brave man leads a life of failure but no disappointment: Even if he cannot have a perfect life, he is fortunate to have pursued a complete self. USA, Missouri. The son of a farmer from a remote farm, 19-year-old William Stoner entered the University of Missouri to study agriculture. Starting from an elective literature class, his life changed quietly. In the future, St
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves