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Catriona Robinson, one of the most famous children's book authors of our time, sadly passed away last week. This makes people from all walks of life feel regretful, and at the same time they are also eager to find the legendary unpublished manuscript. Soon, Catriona's granddaughter Emily became the subject of questioning. After her grandmother left, Emily was deeply saddened. At this time, a man who claimed to be entrusted by her grandmother sent a letter directing her to the bookstore she often visited when she was a child. The bookstore owner has been waiting for a long time. As soon as he saw Emily, he told Catriona's will: follow the clues and find the answer. As long as it is completed within ten days, Emily can inherit the inheritance. Emily looked at the first clue - the first children's book jointly created by her grandfather and grandson, and immediately discovered that there was something different in the dedication. In addition to "To Emily", there was also "If you don't try, you will never know the result." Emily did not expect that this sentence would lead her to a town that she had not left for more than 20 years, from Hatchards Bookstore, the oldest aristocratic bookstore in London, to Shakespeare's Bookstore in Paris, from Saint Tropez to Rome. Where would the clues left by her grandmother take her? Is the answer really a secret manuscript as everyone expected? The beginning is the end, will Emily find the answer to everything in the "original place"...