Fanqie catalogue
Books by Little Tomato Noodles
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- 9
From the Fanqie books we index, matched on the author's name.
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The Childhood of a Village Kid 山沟里娃娃的童年生活
The childhood of a kid from a remote mountain village
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Marry First, Fall in Love Later, Never Break Up: A Guide to Marriage Certificate Employment 先结婚,后恋爱,不分手《结婚证上岗指南》
Get Married First, Fall in Love Later, Never Break Up: A Guide to Marriage Certificate Employment
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I'm So Lucky to Have Such Wonderful In-Laws 好岳父岳母让我遇到了
I Met Wonderful Parents-in-Law
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Spring in the Back Seat 后座上的春天
Springtime in the Back Seat
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The Love on Dad's Shoulders Is Now a Memory 爸爸肩膀上的爱已成回忆
The love I felt on my father's shoulders is now just a memory
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Shuangbao Turns the Whole Family Upside Down: The Mischievous Special Forces Kid of the Honor Roll 爽宝炸翻全家:学霸界的“调皮特种兵””
Shuangbao Blows Up the Whole Family: The "Mischievous Special Forces Soldier" of the Top Students
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An Eighteen-Year-Old Takes the Seal: The Village Secretary's Tale of Raising Kids 十八载少年掌印,聚娃支书传
A Young Seal-Bearer for Eighteen Years: The Story of a Village Secretary Who Brought Everyone Together
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Hearing the Little Tomato Noodles 听见番茄小面
Hearing is an inspirational coming-of-age novel starring deaf and mute characters. The book is 320,000 characters long and divided into 50 chapters. It follows the growth of its protagonist, Lin Xiaoxi, while weaving together the struggles of a group of deaf and mute people. They cannot hear sounds, but use their eyes to "see" the colors of the world; they cannot speak, but use their hands to "tell" the dreams in their hearts. From insecurity to confidence, from receiving help to helping others,
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2026: My Little Shop Has Come Back to Life 2026:我家小店还魂了
In 2026, Lin Xiao, a data analyst who returned from overseas and was laid off by a major tech company, is forced to return to her hometown and take over her mother's nearly bankrupt tailor shop. Using cold, hard big data and an internet mindset, she tries to transform this "old relic," only to discover that the secret to saving brick-and-mortar businesses lies in the warmth and craftsmanship her mother has built up over decades. This is a battle between "traffic" and "retention," and a story abo
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