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American Nazi Literature
"American Nazi Literature" is a fake dictionary of writers that includes 30 right-wing writers from the American continent and fictionalizes their lives and works. From the early 20th century to the middle of the 21st century, Bolaño used his calm and playful attitude to construct a bizarre scene spanning a century of history on the American continent, mocking those literary villains, eccentrics, liars, lunatics, and mystics.
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Starship Troopers
For 61 years, half of the science fiction community has been imitating "Starship Troopers"! Only by overcoming obstacles that you cannot overcome can you become the person you want to be! No one knows why Rico must join the Space Force - to die on a planet occupied by the Zerg. After all, his family was well off and he could live a stable life even if he didn't leave the world half a step away. But he went anyway. However, he knew nothing about the upcoming test: the Earth Federation suddenly de
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It Turns Out You Are so Cute
[Super popular healing psychological comics on Instagram] This is a journey of self-healing and a self-exploration that goes straight to the heart. Understand the difficulties, emotions, doubts, and loneliness we face... Reconcile with our true selves and cherish our unique and unique selves. There is a little monster living in everyone's heart. When we grow and mature, it does not mean that we have to learn to hide him or ignore him, but that we are willing to chat with him candidly and look in
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Nicholas II ruled Russia for twenty-three years. How much did his conservative rule have to do with the fall of Tsarist Russia? What was his life and thoughts like in the last sixteen months from his abdication to the death of his family in Yekaterinburg? The last years of Nicholas II were an important period that connected the past and the future, shining with the afterglow of Tsarist Russia, and also ushering in the February Revolution and October Revolution in full swing. The lever of history
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Xiang Talan (All Three Volumes)
Lin Baba's life is difficult to describe in one word. He was an idealist, a philosopher, a poet, then a drug addict, a robber and a wanted criminal. Destiny threw him to the other side of the world - Mumbai, India. There he became the first white man to integrate into the slums of Bombay. He learned how to bathe with clothes on in rural India; he lived in a slum and became a beloved doctor; he joined a gang, engaged in smuggling and arms trading, and rushed into the hail of bullets again and aga
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International Children's Literature Award Series (All Eight Volumes)
"Rabbit Slope" won the Newbery Gold Medal for Children's Literature; "Ben and Me" won the Lewis Carroll Bookshelf Award; "Miss Hickory" won the Newbery Gold Medal for Children's Literature; "The Flower-Necked Pigeon" won the Newbery Gold Medal for Children's Literature; The Newbery Gold Medal for Children's Literature; "The Trumpeter of Krakow" won the Newbery Gold Medal for Children's Literature; "The Jungle Book" won the Lewis Carroll Bookshelf Award; "Children by the Railway" was hailed as "t
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Rabbit Slope
"Rabbit Slope" is a warm fairy tale about the harmony and friendship between humans and animals. The little animals living on Rabbit Slope heard that a new family was moving in; they became excited and uneasy; they talked a lot. So; is the new family good or bad? What conflicts and misunderstandings did they have with the little animals? What's the ending? Everything is revealed in engaging text descriptions.
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Learning Society
Robert Hutchins is a legendary figure in American education. He became the president of the University of Chicago at the age of 29 and served for 16 years. "The Learning Society" published in 1968 pioneered the study of the learning society and was the first classic book in this field. Hutchins pointed out that "the purpose of education is understanding, and anything beyond understanding is superfluous." Based on this view, he believes that education serves the growth of the economy, national we
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Cognitive Psychology (8Th Edition)
"Cognitive Psychology" (8th Edition) is about the basic knowledge and research results of cognitive psychology, written by American psychologist Professor Saul. The book covers sensation, perception, attention, memory, consciousness, knowledge representation, concept formation, reasoning, decision-making, problem solving, creativity, human intelligence, language, and artificial intelligence. The book not only introduces a large number of classic cognitive psychology experiments, but also attache
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A Brief History of World Philosophy
Bold, incisive, and entertaining, this history of philosophy opens up new breadth and depth in the discussion of philosophical issues around the world. What readers feel is not boring, but challenges and surprises. The writing throughout the book constantly inspires readers to think, inviting readers to participate in debates, try new perspectives, and return to the source of the problem, thereby becoming an active participant in thinking about eternal issues. ——Sissela Bok, Professor, Center fo
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Time Spin
Hugo Award-winning work, a science fiction masterpiece that won 5 science fiction awards! The earth is surrounded by an unknown black film, time is accelerating crazily, and humanity has the last 50 years left! The earth is suddenly surrounded by a mysterious black film - "time spin" - and the flow of time becomes one hundred million times that of the outside world. In other words, as long as there are another forty or fifty years on the earth, the sun will be annihilated and the earth will be d
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Roses and Worms
In 2295, an attack from an unknown civilization in the Aquila constellation turned the earth into a barren wasteland. In order to counter a new round of attacks by the enemies of Aquila, more than a hundred years later, the remaining humans in the space fleet built the super weapon "Firefly Swarm" and defeated the approaching alien fleet in one fell swoop. The era of peace has not yet arrived. With the help of the "Firefly Swarm", the space fleet stationed on Venus attempts to dominate the stars
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The Lost Dream of Covered Bridge (Baidu Library)
"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
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The Buffett Way (Original Book 3Rd Edition)
During his sixty-year voyage, Warren Buffett has encountered countless challenges in the investment world, but he still continues to demonstrate his unparalleled success. His humility, integrity, and wisdom endeared him to millions around the world and ignited a burning curiosity about how he succeeded in investing. This is why Robert Hagstrom completed the third edition of "The Buffett Way" again after ten years. Along with Buffett's personal and professional journey, this book also introduces
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Treasure Island
"Treasure Island" is a novel that tells an ancient treasure hunting adventure story in a child's voice. Jim, who was living an ordinary life, accidentally got a treasure map and was involved in a pirate treasure-hunting adventure. The plot of the story is tense, the description is vivid, and it is full of youthful vitality and enthusiasm.
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Secret
"The Secret", a super inspirational bestseller with a sales volume of 300,000 copies in Europe and the United States, answers the questions that people care about in life, such as the power that will and thinking can bring; the attitude towards wealth and success; and the concept of health. It aims to win an ideal life through the transformation from thinking concepts to physical actions.
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Star Cluster
A number of passages called "shortcuts" have appeared in the space where humans live. Through these wormhole-like passages, humans have achieved hyperspace leaps and made contact with two other intelligent life forms. But these channels are obviously not naturally formed. Who built them? What's the purpose? With various mysteries and the purpose of trying to find other intelligent life, the three races formed an alliance and jointly designed and built a huge mother ship called Star Cluster. Keit
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Elliott Wave Theory: the Key to Market Behavior (11Th Edition of the Original Book)
The wave theory is an effective tool for predicting trends, and its main value is that it provides a context for market analysis. This contextual relationship not only provides a basis for organized thinking, but also provides a correct judgment for the market's overall target position and future market development. Many times, its accuracy in identifying and predicting changes in market direction is almost unbelievable.
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Technical Analysis of Stock Market Trends (Original Book 10Th Edition)
For nearly 70 years, "Technical Analysis of Stock Market Trends" has always been a leader in the field of technical analysis. The first edition of this book was published in 1948, and now it has been updated to the 10th edition. It is still the most important original work in the field of technical analysis. Richly illustrated and illustrated, this book brings together the experience and wisdom of Charles Henry Dow, Richard W. Shabuck, Robert D. Edwards, John Magee and others, and has been updat
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Milk Coke Economics
"Milk and Coke Economics" uses economic principles and methods to explain phenomena that we are familiar with in reality but have not noticed, and deepens people's understanding of economics through these examples and explanations. For example, why milk comes in square boxes but Coke comes in round bottles; why many restaurants provide free refills for drinks; why female models earn more than male models; why brand-new used cars are much cheaper than new ones, etc. Although many people think eco
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Road to Power: Catherine the Great
This book is a biography that the Pulitzer Prize winner took eight years to write. It explains the life of Empress Catherine by researching previously unknown or difficult-to-obtain historical materials. It tells the story of Empress Catherine, the daughter of a poor foreign nobleman, who came to Russia to become a grand duchess due to a political marriage. After 18 years, Catherine seized the throne through a palace coup. During his 34 years in power, he launched wars, hoarded art, gathered ide
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Dow Theory
The Dow Theory is the brainchild of Charles Dow and William Hamilton on the stock market theory. Through an in-depth study of Dow and Hamilton's articles, Robert Rhea summarized and summarized Dow Theory and wrote this book. "Dow Theory" has also become a classic in the field of investment. Dow Theory has been tested by the market and has a very important impact on the stock market and investors.
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Polish Your Language 360°
This book mainly explains that persuasion plays an increasingly important role in life. The level of persuasion ability is mainly reflected in the art of speaking. No matter what we do, communication is inseparable, and a person's persuasiveness determines the success or failure of the matter. The language of the book is simple and easy to understand, which is in line with the reading habits of young people. The combination of examples and theory makes it deeply rooted in people's hearts.
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Oxford************
Why can't everyone speak the same language? Imagine that, by some linguistic magic, people all over the world suddenly started speaking the same language, say Esperanto. What do you think will happen next? In fact, it is almost certain that in 20 to 30 years there will be local changes in the language, at least with local accents; In 50 years, there will be clear regional differences; After 100 years, the differences will continue to increase, and it will be difficult for people in one area to u
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Rich Dad Poor Dad: Comic Version
The sooner you learn, the sooner you will benefit! In Rich Dad Poor Dad: Comics Edition, you will learn: 1. How the concept of "work to learn, not to make money" paves the way to financial freedom! 2. Basic knowledge on how to gain wealth by creating assets! 3. How to make money work hard for you instead of you working hard for money!
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Money Secrets
This book profoundly explains that money is a game without equivalent transactions. Spending money is a more difficult undertaking than making money. Those who shoulder the mission of making money are destined to succeed. Money is the weight and lever that maintains society. It mainly talks about trading, managing money, making money, and spending money instead of being a slave to money, revealing the profound connotation and potential secrets of money. Whether it is making a lot of money and be
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Dragon Egg
Human scientists have established contact with a kind of intelligent life - Qila, they are similar in size to the sesame seeds on Earth. Kira lives on a dragon's egg, a neutron star whose surface gravity is 67 billion times that of Earth. Because the size of this neutron star is much smaller than that of the Earth, the time measurement between the two is also very different. One hour on Earth is equivalent to hundreds of years on a dragon's egg. Such a small life, yet so great and magnificent. I
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Abnormal Psychology (Color Illustrated Edition)
Why do people become depressed or even suicidal? Why do some people feel anxious and fearful of social interactions? Why is it so difficult for us to step out of the shadows after experiencing trauma? Why are some people narcissistic and others have low self-esteem? In life, we have all had such abnormal experiences more or less, whether it happens to ourselves or our family and friends, abnormal psychology and abnormal behaviors are not far away from us. As one of the series of "Easy Encycloped
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The Rise of Empire: from Prussia to Germany
In 1415, the Electorate of Brandenburg, the predecessor of the Kingdom of Prussia, was still the most inconspicuous of all the electorate states in the Holy Roman Empire; 500 years later, on the eve of the First World War, it had emerged as a European power competing for world hegemony. How is it done step by step? In the process of its rise, Prussia experienced four periods of decline and once faced the danger of national subjugation. However, at critical junctures in history, great men such as
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Assistant
Young Joseph came to Behrensweil and joined Chang Gengxing Villa. Engineer Mr. Tobler hired him as an assistant to help sell his inventions. The assistant enjoys the comfortable living conditions in the villa, but has not been able to receive his salary. A large number of bills came in, but the engineer refused to pay them, leaving his assistant to prevaricate. The Tobler children were treated very differently, from being doted on to being abused. The assistant saw it, but didn't know whether to
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Deliberate Practice: How to Go from Novice to Master
This book is a collaboration between two authors, one a psychologist and the other a science writer. More than 10 years ago, we began to discuss the topic of outstanding people and "deliberate practice" frequently, and 5 years ago we began to seriously write a book on this topic. During that time, the book slowly took shape in the collision of ideas between the two of us, so much so that it is now difficult for us to distinguish which part of the book's ideas came from whom. All we know is that
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Rich Dad, Why Do Rich People Get Richer?
What did you learn in school about money? For most people, the answer is: "Nothing." If people did learn anything, it would be: "Go to school, get a good job, save money, buy a house, pay off the mortgage, and invest in the stock market for the long term." This was true in the Industrial Age, but it has become cliché in the Information Age. This book will tell you what financial education in the information age is. It will unveil for you the mystery of how the rich are getting richer, as well as
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Rich Dad Poor Dad Practice
This book is the practical chapter of "Rich Dad Poor Dad". The book selects 22 cases, including first-time entrepreneurs, unemployed people, retirees, and even career losers and bankrupts. They speak from their own experiences, tell their stories of creating wealth, and show you how to embark on the road to financial freedom step by step! The "Rich Dad" series has brought people enlightenment on the concept of getting rich and guidance on how to get rich. Many ordinary people have been deeply ed
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Insight: from Science to Philosophy, Unlocking the Truth About Human Cognition
This is a philosophical book that uses evolutionary psychology theory to confirm Buddhist views, thereby helping people discover their truer selves and gain great wisdom in life. This book is the result of many years of research and practice by Robert Wright, an American evolutionary psychologist and one of the 100 most influential thinkers in the world. From a modern perspective, the book uses the knowledge of evolutionary psychology to verify the five cognitive truths about human beings origin
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Micromastery: a Manual for Learning Skills That Are so Easy That It's Impossible to Give Up
We are often told that if we want to master something, we must put all our passion into it and spend 10,000 hours practicing hard. But in fact, most successful people, including Nobel Prize winners, use their free time to learn new skills and develop new activities. Whether it's making a gourmet soufflé, learning Japanese, bartending, or making fire with wood, taking the time to develop expertise in a small field will change everything. We will no longer be afraid of learning, discover more oppo
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Path of Least Resistance
Combining his own creative experience, research on structural dynamics, and the practical results of founding the "Creation Course", the author discovered that life has a "hidden structure" just like nature - a combination of our desires, beliefs, assumptions, ambitions and objective reality, which affects our behavior and attitude. In this structure, our usual way of thinking is actually a "resistance-adaptation" trap, which cannot completely solve the problem and will also make us fall into th
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King in Yellow
"The King in Yellow is a book that was only printed in small quantities and is out of print. After the book was published, it was banned in European and American countries because it is said that anyone who reads this book will without exception fall into madness, cause tragedy and lead to death. Our story begins with a few people who have read "The King in Yellow"..." Among the 10 novels included in "The King in Yellow", although only 4 are horror stories and 2 are weird stories, it does not af
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After I Was Released from Prison, I Became Mr. Xiao's Caged Bird
After looking at it as a whole, there are many bugs. The article is being modified.... Not easy to watch at the moment... Please stay tuned! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
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Hidden Sheath
The desperate survival of two top-notch "little pitiful people" began with exploitation, then fell into protection, and ended with "Although the world is cold, I am your home." I hope you all like the first book!
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Upwind Edge
Lin Ye, an 18-year-old dock boy, moves goods during the day and practices on an abandoned court at night. His father Lin Haishan was once the most talented professional player in the city, but he was banned for life due to a "match-fixing case" ten years ago and has since become a reviled person in the city. Lin Ye didn't believe that his father really played match-fixing. In an accidental warm-up match, Lin Ye relied on his amazing observation skills to lock down the young international player
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Apocalyptic Virus: Wasteland Era
On the 48th hour after the "red tide" virus broke out, the city's order completely collapsed. In order to find his missing sister, college student Lin Mo was forced to form a temporary team with retired scout Zhang Shu and street boy Shitou, and struggled to survive in the ruins where infected people and mutated creatures were rampant. They soon discovered that there was a darker truth hidden behind the virus: The research notes left by my father point to man-made "biological weapons" leaked The
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[Wu Zuo Speaks Bluntly: I Come from the Fourth Life]
The forensic heroine traveled back in time to become a murder suspect and used her autopsy expertise to solve the case and save herself. However, she found that she was destined to be reincarnated for four lives - and in each life, she fell in love with the same person.
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