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☆An epic masterpiece about female friendship and life, taking you to examine courage, faith and love in life. ☆The copyright competition is as fierce as The Kite Runner and One Hundred Years of Solitude. Many comments about Firefly Alley are: "It has finally been introduced!" ☆Life is a lonely journey, but I met you. You are not me, but you are like another me in the world. ☆From the age of 14 to over 40, the friendship between two women is like the glimmer of fireflies, but it is enough to warm each other's life. ☆ "If you only plan to read one book this year, this book must be your best choice." - Library Journal ☆ New York Times sales ranking No. 1, 3,000,000 People around the world have been moved. ☆Goodreads book review website and Amazon bookstore have received positive reviews from over 100,000 readers. ☆American reading website rated it as one of the ten books that have made people cry over the years.

From the age of 14 to 40, the friendship between two women is like the glimmer of fireflies, but it is enough to warm each other's life. When they were 14 years old, two girls with completely different personalities and family backgrounds met warmly in Firefly Alley. From then on, they were no longer alone in life. From the age of 14 to 40, they relied on each other and walked into the short and long road of life. They also experienced jealousy, anger, hurt, hatred, getting back together, parting and making peace with life. You are not me, but you are like another me.

Megan Downey is a woman suffering from heartbreak. 25 Years ago, she was forced to make a terrible choice - one that cost her everything, including the love of her sister Claire. Now, Megan is a divorce lawyer who doesn't believe in intimacy, until she meets a man who changes her. Claire Kevinor falls in love for the first time in her life. As her wedding day approaches, she prepares to face her strict, critical sisters and their mother. This is their first time together in twenty years. Over the course of a hot Pacific Northwest summer, three women who believe they have nothing in common will try something they've never experienced before: family. Tender, funny, and bittersweet, the joys celebrated between sisters and the heartache that can only be shared by sisters, the mistakes made in the name of love, and the healing power of new beginnings all come from the pen of author Kristen Hannah.

That small garden hides all the past memories of my mother. No one ever knew. In Alaska in 2000, the sister Meredith, who is like a lioness guarding the family, is tired of trivial matters and has long lost the desire to communicate with her husband who lives with her day and night; the sister Nina, who is like an eagle wandering around the world, is a war reporter. Faced with the proposal of her photographer partner, she fled back to her hometown with complicated thoughts; the unsmiling mother always sits barefoot on a bench in the winter garden and refuses anyone to approach. The death of their father brought them together to relive the fairy tales that their mother had not finished telling for thirty years. In Leningrad in 1941, German troops approached the city, supplies were cut off, and the city became an isolated island. 700,000 People died of starvation. First, her father was arrested for writing poetry, then her husband was drafted to the front line, and then her sister died while digging a trench. Only Aniya, her mother, grandmother, six-year-old daughter and four-year-old son were left struggling to survive in the bone-chilling cold Leningrad. The story begins with a fairy tale and spans 65 years, from war-torn Leningrad to today's Alaska. The two sisters guessed the beginning but not the ending. This story brings these three women together. The moment her mother blurted out a secret that had been buried for many years, it shook the foundation of the family and changed everyone involved. Every once in a while, a writer comes along who navigates the complex and layered world of the human mind. This time, it's Kristen Hannah who gives us an exciting story with an unexpected ending.