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  1. A Rose for Emily (US) William Faulknercompleted Works of Nobel Prize-winning writers: One of the most influential writers in the history of American literature Representative figures of stream-of-consciousness literature in the United States The collection of short stories by William Faulkner, winner of the 1949 Nobel Prize for Literature, tells the story of the great impact and transformation experienced by the traditional culture of the South and the values of the North after the outbreak of the American Civil War. It uses strange and twist —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  2. Grapes of Wrath (US) Written by John Steinbeck, Translated by Hu Zhongchicompleted "The Grapes of Wrath" is a representative novel by John Steinbeck, the 1962 Nobel Prize winner in Literature and the American critical realist writer. During the Great Depression in the United States in the 1930s, a large number of farmers went bankrupt and fled. The writer followed farmers in Oklahoma to wander to California. What he saw along the way shocked him. With his realistic writing style, he presented the unforgettable history in detail and thoroughly in the book. The novel is full of —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Chile Night (Chile) Written by Roberto Bolaño; Translated by Xu Quancompleted "Chile Nights" tells the story: Sebastian Urrutia Lacroix, a priest and literary critic with a high fever, a mediocre poet, and a member of Opus Dei, thought he was going to die. On his deathbed, he reviewed the important moments in his life in one night. The following characters and plots appeared in sequence: His association with Fairwell, the godfather of Chilean literary criticism, made him gradually aware of his homosexuality; Ernst Junger, and the Guatemalan painter who allowed himself to —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  4. Malte's Notes Written by Rainer Rilke; Translated by Cao Yuanyongcompleted "Notes on Malte" is the first peak in Rilke's creative career. It narrates the memories and confessions of a young Danish poet who was born into a declining aristocracy and had an unsociable and sensitive personality. To a certain extent, it is a portrayal of the author himself. The novel is composed of 71 notebook-style fragments with no continuous plot and no chronological order. Because of the common themes - love, loneliness, fear, disease, death, God, creation, etc., It concentratedly expre —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  5. Fu Lei's Translation Classics (32 Volumes in Total) Balzac Waiting; Translated by Fu Leicompleted This collection includes foreign classics translated by Fu Lei. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  6. Tess (Guomai Classic) [English] Written by Thomas Hardy; Translated by Wu Dicompleted Tess, a graceful woman, as sensitive as gossamer and as pure as snow. On a misty moonlit night, Tess followed her "cousin" Alec, who was pretending to be a noble, into a hunting forest. From then on, her life suffered an irreversible change. The shadow of this sad experience enveloped Tess, and she could not let go even if she met the love of her life, Claire. Tess experienced sweet love and suffered painful separation. When her husband left and life was difficult, Alek's entanglement again pull —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  7. Anne of Green Gables (Classic World Famous Book) [Added] Written by Montgomery; Compiled by Cui Hailicompleted Brother and sister Matthew and Marilla of Green Gables Farmhouse originally wanted to adopt a boy from an orphanage to help with farm work, but unexpectedly they adopted a red-haired girl named Anne. Anne had a rose-like imagination, a small mouth that kept talking, and gave cute names to all the things around her. Her unintentional mistakes often made people laugh. Her lively and cheerful personality, hard-working and strong nature made her win many friends in school and achieved great academic —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  8. Endless World (All Three Volumes) (UK) Ken Follettcompleted European and American readers spend an average of three nights reading it! The landmark masterpiece of Ken Follett, the author of "The Fall of Giants", the sequel to "The Temple of Spring and Autumn", and the second part of the medieval trilogy. This novel lets everyone know that we have the ability to transcend the mundane and touch the eternal. England, fourteenth century, an old era is about to end, and a new era is about to come. In Wangqiao Town, the descendants of architects have their own —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. Little Women [US] Written by Louisa May Alcott, Translated by Hong Yi and Ye Yucompleted "Little Women" was influenced by Emerson, a great thinker at the time, and emphasized the concepts of personal dignity and self-reliance. The content is plain but delicate, the structure is simple but profound, and it is full of strong appeal. This book shows you this classic work of "women's self-civil war, the battle between tradition and freedom" in the form of a Chinese-English bilingual abbreviation. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  10. Tomb Mystery (UK) Written by Agatha Christie; Translated by Zhou Licompleted Nurse Amy Leatherland was hired by archaeologist Dr. Leidner and came to the excavation site of Hasani to take care of Dr. Leidner's beautiful and neurotic wife. For some reason, everyone feels that the atmosphere in the archaeological team is getting more and more strange. Is this really because of Mrs. Leidner's constant delusions of being murdered? At least one person knew that it was not a delusion, because one sunny afternoon, Mrs. Leidner's body was actually found in the room with the wind —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  11. Daughter of the Elf King (Ireland) Lord Dunsanycompleted "The Elf King's Daughter" is a fantasy novel published by Dunsany in 1924. It is recognized as one of the most influential and acclaimed works in the history of fantasy literature. It was later included in the "Balantine Adult Fantasy Series" (the most influential fantasy book series in the history of European and American fantasy, with a total of 67 books), and is the second volume in the series. Summary of content: This story takes place in a kingdom with a history of more than 700 years. The —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  12. Pirate Ushoward Pylecompleted This book is the most classic pirate-themed masterpiece in Europe. The movie "Pirates of the Caribbean" was adapted from the story of this book. It was performed by famous Hollywood movie stars Orlando Bloom and Johnny Depp, creating a box office miracle of over 1 billion US dollars. In the West, the name of the protagonist in this book has even become synonymous with pirates. The book topped the recommendation list of the American Publishing Weekly and was selected as a must-read for European a —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  13. Pilot in War [France] Written by Antoine De Saint-Exupery; Translated by Yang Qiyaocompleted This novel is full of Saint-Exupéry, the author of "The Little Prince", with his views on war. The blueprint and cruelty of war make this war more like a war - this idea has a long history and tells the world the meaning of endless wars and endless orders. Flying and writing were the mainstays of Saint-Exupéry's life. When the war came, Saint-Exupéry performed a low-altitude flight reconnaissance mission. He used the pen in his hand to describe the countryside, mountains, enemy planes, burning v —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  14. Eleven Kinds of Loneliness (Chinese-English Bilingual Version) Richard Yatescompleted "Eleven Kinds of Loneliness" describes the lives of ordinary New Yorkers in the 1950s and 1960s after World War II in a cold way. It writes about eleven kinds of lonely lives. The protagonists are all people who lack security and live unsatisfactory lives: fired white-collar workers in Manhattan office buildings, people with outstanding imaginations A taxi driver who is overpowered, a young man who has been frustrated many times and wants to be a writer, a confused man and woman who are about to —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  15. Brave New World: English-Chinese Huxleycompleted "Brave New World" is a science fiction novel published by Huxley in 1932. It depicts a future society under mechanical civilization. In that world, humanity is stripped away by machinery. People in a state of "happiness" are pre-set castes and then hatched out of test tubes and baby bottles. The embryos are divided into different castes from low to high and receive different training. Those of the lower caste are short and ugly and take on the lowest jobs in society; those of the upper caste are —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  16. Teacher (Japan) Written by Shigematsu Kiyoshi; Translated by Wang Qingzhaocompleted This is the story of six teachers. One teacher's idol was rock star Neil Young; A teacher always has a box of "Dolefour" brand fruit candies in his drawer; A teacher's dream is to become a painter comparable to Matisse; A teacher's secret is that he has always hated a student for no apparent reason; One teacher was nicknamed "Red Ghost" and he never praised his students easily; The disappearance of a teacher makes the boy become more rebellious and silent... Once the halo on the podium fades awa —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  17. World Literary Masterpiece: Oliver Twist (English Version, 3 Volumes in Total) By Charles John Huffam Dickenscompleted "Oliver Twist" is a long realistic novel published by the British writer Dickens in 1838. This book is in English and should not be missed by English lovers. The novel is set in the foggy city of London. It tells the story of the protagonist Oliver, who grew up in an orphanage and went through countless hardships. Finally, with the help of kind people, he found out his life experience and gained happiness. The work exposes many social problems, such as workhouses, child labor, and gangs absorbin —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  18. Civil Servants (Foreign Language Research Press Bilingual Reading Library) (French) Honoré De Balzaccompleted Balzac's "The Civil Servant" profoundly reveals a huge, bloated bureaucracy "created for mediocrity and to please mediocrity". In this kind of place, some talents are in high positions and low status, while others are in low-level positions. I don't know how much talent is wasted and destroyed. It takes the bureaucracy, a monster that has long tortured human civilized society, as the object of analysis; this theme alone has demonstrated the author's unique vision as a master of realism. The plot —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  19. The Secret Garden (English Original Version) the Secret Garden Frances Hodgson Burnettcompleted "The Secret Garden" (English original) is a warm and healing classic children's novel that tells the story of how a forgotten garden was discovered and brought back to life by a little girl Mary and her friends. The book is full of praise for nature, life and hope, showing children's innocent hearts and courage to explore the unknown. This is a masterpiece of literature that makes people feel warm and beautiful while reading, and is suitable for readers of all ages. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  20. 84 Charing Cross Street [USA] Helene Hanffcompleted In New York in 1949, in an unheated apartment in Manhattan, the thirty-three-year-old poor writer Helen accidentally saw an advertisement for a London second-hand bookstore. With a reckless impulse, she began to write to this London address. It took twenty years to write this. Many years later, the collection of her correspondence with this bookstore has been called the "bibliophile's bible" and continues to be interpreted. The address of that bookstore, 84 Charing Cross Street, has become a sec —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  21. A Collection of English and Esperanto Translations Turgenev Waiting; Translated by Zhou Zuorencompleted Zhou Zuoren was born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. He was the younger brother of Lu Xun (Zhou Shuren) and the brother of Zhou Jianren. Famous modern Chinese essayist, literary theorist, critic, poet, translator, thinker, pioneer of Chinese folklore, and outstanding representative of the New Culture Movement. He has successively served as professor and director of the Department of Oriental Literature at National Peking University, and director and visiting professor of the Department of New Li —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  22. Smoke and Mirrors Neil Gaimancompleted While it makes my scalp numb, the original human nature is clearly visible. Smoke and Mirrors is a Geffen Award, Stoker Award, Locus Award nominee, and World Fantasy Award nominee! This book contains 29 Neil Gaiman's classic short stories, which describe the love, jealousy, greed, selfishness, fear and sadness in human nature. When a murder occurs in heaven; when "Snow White is a good person" is a lie told by the princess; when there are no animals to eat in the world, only babies to choose from —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  23. Evil Body [UK] Evelyn Waughcompleted Evelyn Waugh is known as the best British satirical novelist of the 20th century and is recognized as one of the most outstanding stylists of the 20th century. "Evil Flesh" is Waugh's first successful work and one of his most important masterpieces. After the First World War, a new generation of young people appeared in the upper class of Britain. Under the surface glamor was darkness and fragility. They were the "coquettish teenagers" who represented the glitz and despair of the 1920s. They are —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  24. The Voyage Out (English Original Version) the Voyage Out Virginia Woolfcompleted "The Voyage Out" is Virginia Woolf's literary debut. This novel depicts a young woman's journey of self-discovery on a voyage in a delicate way. Accompanied by a group of complex and multifaceted characters, she gradually breaks away from the constraints of tradition and explores freedom and herself. The novel incorporates the writing technique of stream of consciousness and shows the protagonist's profound inner awakening. It is a masterpiece of modernist literature full of innovation and femin —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  25. The Razor's Edge (English Original) William Somerset Maughamcompleted "The razor's edge" is a classic novel that explores the meaning of life and self-search. It tells the story of a young man who gave up worldly success and embarked on a journey to find the true meaning of life after experiencing the psychological trauma of World War I. The book is full of philosophical thinking and exploration of human nature, showing the protagonist's struggle and growth between love, faith and self-realization. This is an inspiring and thought-provoking literary masterpiece th —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  26. Animal Farm (Chinese-English Bilingual Collector's Edition) George Orwellcompleted "Animal Farm (Chinese-English bilingual collector's edition)" is one of Orwell's best works. It is a profound anti-Utopia political allegory. A group of animals on the farm successfully carried out a "revolution", driving their exploitative human masters out of the farm and establishing an equal animal society. However, the animal leaders, those smart pigs, eventually usurped the fruits of the revolution and became more authoritarian and totalitarian rulers than their human counterparts. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  27. Tender Is the Night (English Original) Tender Is the Night F. Scott Fitzgeraldcompleted "Tender Is the Night" (English original version) is a classic work by F. Scott Fitzgerald. With its gorgeous writing and profound emotions, it depicts the love tragedy of upper-class couple Dick and Nicole on the French Riviera. The novel reveals the fragility of human nature and the hypocrisy of society through their journey from passion to disillusionment. This is a literary masterpiece full of poetry and sadness, which makes people feel the impermanence and beauty of life while intoxicated. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  28. The Brothers Karamazov (Gram Classic) (Russia) Dostoevsky, Translated by Geng Jicompleted "The Brothers Karamazov" is a novel written by the Russian writer Dostoevsky, and is also considered to be his most accomplished masterpiece. The novel begins with the murder of old Karamazov, a provincial rural landowner, and his son becomes a suspect and is put on trial. The author weaves a narrative surrounded by three-dimensional characters, developing a story with twists and turns, facing insurmountable philosophical dilemmas at each stage until it reaches the climax of the plot. In this wo —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  29. Tattoo Junichiro Tanizakicompleted ★"Heretic" Junichiro Tanizaki's work at the peak of his demonic period ★A sincere struggle in an absurd life, a secret path leading to the road to self. ★"All beautiful things are strong, and all ugly things are weak" Junichiro Tanizaki (1886-1965), a representative writer of Japanese aesthetic literature. In 1910, he entered the literary world with "Tattoo" and "Kilin". His representative works include "The Love of an Idiot", "Swastika", "Chun Qin Chao", "Praise to the Shadow", "Fine Snow", "Th —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  30. Suet Balls (Classic Translation) [France] Maupassantcompleted This book selects 39 short stories and short stories by the famous French writer Maupassant, including "Ball of Suet", "My Uncle Jules", "The Necklace" and other immortal masterpieces. The content is rich and colorful, and the structure is ingenious and moving. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  31. Sense and Sensibility [English] Written by Jane Austen, Translated by Feng Taocompleted ★Austen's most popular classics ★40 of the most classic original illustrations by Irish illustrator Thomson, who is the most widely circulated and most inspired by Austen's works, vividly reproduce the classic scenes ★The translator Wu Lao wrote the "Translation Preface", which provides a comprehensive analysis of the classics. This book is Austen's first published work, and it can be called a companion volume to Pride and Prejudice. Two sisters, Eleanor and Marianne, were born into a decent Bri —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  32. Reminiscing About the Past (France) Written by Marcel Proust; Translated by Gu Xiangchengcompleted A new translation of "In Search of Lost Time", the pinnacle of the stream of consciousness by the French literary giant Proust, is released! This innovative novel is a traditional world masterpiece. It uses the unconscious memory triggered by the "madeleine cake" as a lead to connect love, social interaction and artistic perception in time, and build a magnificent memory building. The work breaks the linear narrative, deeply explores the "pause of the soul", and unearths the true meaning of life —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  33. Brave New World [English] Written by Aldous Huxley, Translated by Chen Chaocompleted "Brave New World", published in 1932, is Aldous Huxley's outstanding masterpiece and one of the famous dystopian literary classics of the 20th century. Together with Orwell's "1984" and Zamyatin's "Us", it is called the "dystopia" trilogy and has a profound influence on the domestic and foreign literary and ideological circles. This is an allegorical work that shows the future picture of human society in Huxley's eyes: through effective scientific and psychological engineering, human beings have —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  34. Burning Field [Mexico] Written by Juan Rulfo; Translated by Zhang Weijiecompleted "The Burning Field" On the hard, cold soil, the dust on the shoulders of the poor is as small as grass. Because of poverty, a cow can decide the fate of a young girl. They were allotted to the ground, but there was not even a blade of grass to protect them from the wind. The raindrops that accidentally fell were swallowed up by the thirsty earth and disappeared in an instant. He committed a crime by begging for grass for the poor animals and hid for most of his life, but they still refused to le —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  35. Northeast Travel Notes [US] Written by Michael Maier; Translated by He Yujiacompleted Anyone living in modern China knows what it feels like to witness the loss of tradition and the renovation of old scenes. In Beijing, maybe you were eating noodles at a small shop in an alley last week, but the next week you go there and find that the place has turned into a pile of rubble. In comparison, the history of Northeast China is not that distant. The train you are taking may be traveling on a railway named after the Tsar; the building you are strolling past is not an ancient Buddhist t —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  36. "Science Fiction World·translated Edition" 2017 Issue 10 Science Fiction Worldcompleted "Science Fiction World Translated Edition" was founded in 2005, and has continuously introduced the best foreign science fiction and fantasy writers and works to Chinese science fiction readers. "Science Fiction World Translation Edition" publishes twelve issues throughout the year. The single monthly issue is mainly science fiction, and the bimonthly issue is mainly fantasy. The entire magazine contains carefully selected and authentically imported masterpieces of science fiction and fantasy fr —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  37. Collection of World Literature Classics·sea Wolf (US) Written by Jack London Translated by Dai Huancompleted "Sea Wolf" describes a touching fight and an unforgettable love story on a sailing ship named "Ghost" that hunts seals for a living. It tells the story of the protagonist Van Weyden's experience of escaping from danger due to a shipwreck controlled by the seal hunting boat owner Sea Wolf Larson. The book contains a large number of the author's own views, and the discussion of his views is full of philosophical beauty. The "Sea Wolf" in the novel is not only the name of Captain Larson, but also s —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  38. After the Funeral (UK) Agatha Christiecompleted Richard Abernathy left a large fortune before his death. After his funeral, his sister, Miss Cora, who always behaved rather strangely, said this: "But he was murdered, wasn't he?" The next day, Cora was brutally murdered in her bed at home. Each of the six estate beneficiaries has a motive, and each of them happens to have no alibi! This "interesting" case puts Poirot in a dilemma... Can he unravel the clues from the conversations with family members and discover clues? There is a lot of fog, a —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  39. The Mystery of the Blue Train [English] Written by Agatha Christie; Translated by Shu Jinjiacompleted On a blue train bound for Nice, France, wealthy girl Ruth Catlin was brutally murdered, and the rare gem "Heart of Fire" she had with her was missing. The maid provided clues that Ruth had been with a tall man before she was killed. The mysterious train, the alienated husband, the greedy lover, the illusory love, the evil hidden under the beautiful scenery of the Mediterranean is ready to move. In order to find out the truth, Poirot took the Blue Express train again, and finally found out that e —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  40. Forbidden Magic (Japan) Keigo Higashinocompleted "Forbidden Magic" is a new novel in Keigo Higashino's "Devotion of Suspect X" series, published in simplified Chinese for the first time. "Forbidden Magic" ranked first in sales in 2015 in Nippon Bunko and second in the annual Oricon book list, second only to "Jieyou Grocery Store". Keigo Higashino was very satisfied with "Forbidden Magic". He said: "I dare to say that Manabu Yukawa who appeared in "Forbidden Magic" is better than other works in the Detective Galileo series. After "The Devotion —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  41. Long Corridor (Japan) Keigo Higashinocompleted I was awakened from my coma by severe pain. Seeing the bandages all over my body, I gradually thought of the fire in the Cloister Pavilion Hotel a few days ago and how he was devoured - the only man who fell in love with me in my 32 years of life. I risked my life to save him, but it was all in vain. The tears flowed dry, and the thought in my heart was extremely clear: someone lit the fire deliberately. The wounds on my body were getting better day by day, and I decided to erase my identity fro —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  42. Twelve Years a Slave (US) Written by Solomon Northup; Translated by Shen Liangliangcompleted The film of the same name won the Oscar for Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, and the Golden Globe Award for Best Drama Film, and has an excellent reputation. "Twelve Years a Slave" comes from Solomon's personal experience. He was originally a free black man living in New York State, but was abducted and kidnapped and began his life as a slave. The publication of this book influenced the subsequent abolition movement in the United States and influenced modern American history. It was includ —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  43. A Person Without Personality (Two Volumes) Written by Robert Musil; Translated by Zhang Rongchangcompleted "The Man Without Personality (Set of Volumes 1 and 2)" is Musil's unfinished posthumous work. It is a "spiritual novel" that plays an important role in the modernist literature of the twentieth century. In 1999, at the request of the Bertelsmann Literary Publishing House and the Munich Literary House, a jury composed of thirty-three writers, critics and German language and literature experts each selected a list of the most important German novels of the 20th century. At the top of the list was —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  44. Kappa [Japan] Written by Ryunosuke Akutagawa; Translated by Qin Gangcompleted This book contains a total of 6 short stories by Akutagawa. "Kappa" tells the story of the Kappa Kingdom through the autobiography of patient No. 23 In the mental hospital, which is both contrary to and similar to human society. Although it is a fictional world, the clever satire and sharp criticism throughout the novel point to reality. On the contrary, it depicts the true and essential side of Japanese society in the 1920s more accurately and vividly than many realist works of the time. In the —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  45. Heart [Japan] Written by Natsume Soseki, Translated by Zhu Jiarongcompleted The story tells that "I" accidentally met a "sir" with noble temperament and profound education. During the relationship, I was deeply attracted by the "sir's" aloof character and the mysterious past that I didn't want to mention. Until finally, "I" received a long letter from "Mr." In it, he told the story of how he met and fell in love with his landlord's girl when he was in college, but he was unable to express his feelings because of his wariness. Later, "Mr."'S best friend K also fell in lo —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  46. Five Weeks in a Balloon [French] Written by Jules Verne, Translated by Li Yiruicompleted This book is a masterpiece of science fiction by Jules Verne, the father of science fiction novels. The novel mainly tells the story of Dr. Ferguson, a British adventure traveler in the first half of the 19th century, who, in order to verify the results of previous expeditions, received funding from the Royal Geographical Society, and took a self-designed hot air balloon "Victoria" with his companions to start an African expedition. Even though they encountered harmful air pollution during the j —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  47. A Collection of Chinese and Foreign Literary Masterpieces: Classic Detective Stories from World Literary Masterpieces Li Cambridgecompleted This book mainly includes Chinese and foreign literary masterpieces about myths, detectives, wars, science fiction, characters, dramas, love, movies, adventures, wisdom and other plot stories. The text strives to be popular, vivid, and clear, and is highly literary, readable, and interesting. It is a good reading material for our readers to understand world literary works and improve their literary quality. It is also the best version for libraries at all levels to collect. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  48. A Collection of Stories from Chinese and Foreign Literary Masterpieces: Classic Adventure Stories from World Literary Masterpieces Li Cambridgecompleted This book mainly includes Chinese and foreign literary masterpieces about myths, detectives, wars, science fiction, characters, dramas, love, movies, adventures, wisdom and other plot stories. The text strives to be popular, vivid, and clear, and is highly literary, readable, and interesting. It is a good reading material for our readers to understand world literary works and improve their literary quality. It is also the best version for libraries at all levels to collect. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  49. Hamlet (One of the Top Ten Literary Masterpieces in the World) (UK) William Shakespearecompleted "Hamlet" contains Shakespeare's four most famous tragedies: "Hamlet", "Othello", "King Lear" and "Macbeth". In order to avenge his father, Hamlet found that "the whole era was out of joint", and decided to take up the responsibility of "restoring the world". The result was that his ambition was empty and he was unable to recover. Othello is an upright and honest man who trusts people but hates evil as much as he hates evil. He killed his wife and himself under the influence of an adulterer. In p —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  50. Earth: a Trilogy (3 Volumes in Total) (US) Written by Pearl Buck, Translated by Wang Fengzhencompleted Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature and the Pulitzer Prize, Bob Dylan, Oprah Winfrey, and Ha Jin highly recommend it as a "century-old book"! Wang Long, a poor farmer born in Anhui, married Alan, a maid from the Huang family, the landlord of the village. Although Alan is not beautiful and has a dull personality, he is hardworking and has given birth to two sons. The husband and wife worked together and had a good harvest. The good harvests in successive years even allowed Wang Long to save —Reads9.4Score—Shelves