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The Child in the Can (Xiaoyilin International Award-Winning Children's Book)
——Child, you don't have to be perfect. ——Mom, you too. One day, Mrs. Bartolotti received a huge can package, and a little boy crawled out of it and called Mrs. Bartolotti "Mom." The little boy's name is Conrad. He cannot tell lies, refuses to do bad things, has excellent academic performance, and does not resist even when he is laughed at and excluded by his classmates. It turns out that Conrad is an artificial child produced by a mysterious factory. Just when Conrad was establishing a deep rela
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Mortals Destroy the Heavens
[Single female protagonist➕No system] All the heavens and all realms are filled with thousands of races. The human race's consciousness of survival is everlasting. One day, humans no longer need to bow their heads. Wang Kai found that he had traveled to the cruel world of Xianxia, but found that he had no talent for cultivation and no system. What exactly is Reiki? What are the manifestations of Reiki? How to practice? Wang Kai's eyes were confused. He started his own cultivation journey with
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Awakening Capital System
If life has not changed your original personality, then you have failed. When you risk everything and stand at the highest point, look back at yourself. Will you miss your poor self in the past or your empty self now?
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A Life Without Rust: 102-Year-Old Grandma Tetsuyo Never Suffers from Internal Friction
Have you ever thought about what your life will be like if you live to be a hundred years old? Japanese grandmother Tetsuyo Ishii lived to be 102 years old, but she never "lyed down". She weeds, practices, writes letters of thanks every day, rides a "da-da-da" tricycle to visit graves, and insists on keeping a diary for three years. She also said: "I want to make a hoe that won't rust." This book records her daily life from the age of 100 to 102 - no preaching, only life; no chicken soup, only g
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