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"Gone with the Wind" is a novel about the war. Margaret focuses on the experience and feelings of the women who stayed at home and suffered from the war. From the beginning of the war, she had a reverence for the war and fully supported the war, to the pain of losing relatives due to the war, having to succumb to the fate of failure, and the arduous journey of rebuilding her homeland after the war...

Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961), one of the most outstanding writers in the United States, winner of the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature. "The Old Man and the Sea" is Hemingway's most representative inspirational novel. The work describes an old Cuban fisherman who finally caught a big fish alone after eighty-four consecutive days without catching a fish. He fought with the big fish for three days at sea and finally killed it. On his way back, he was repeatedly attacked by sharks. When he finally returned to port, only the head, tail and a spine were left.

Jim, a young boy who used to live an ordinary life, accidentally got a treasure map and was involved in a journey to find the pirate's lost treasure. Jim and his group of righteous people, and pirates disguised as sailors headed by Silver, launched a thrilling battle to the death on the rough sea and the steep and steep Treasure Island. Later, justice defeated evil. Jim and the others defeated the pirates' plots many times and returned safely loaded with gold and silver treasures.

"The Gadfly" is a novel written by Irish female writer Egel Lillian Voynich. The book describes the life of a young Italian Gadfly. The protagonist, Arthur, a naive and naive patriotic young man, was misunderstood by his revolutionary comrades, so he pretended to commit suicide by drowning in a river and fled to South America. Thirteen years later, when he returned to his hometown with a disability, the painful experience had tempered him into a determined revolutionary. He participated in the struggle against the Austrian rulers and fought for the independence and reunification of the country, and finally gave his life for it.

Chekhov is a world-class master of short stories in Russia and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. Together with the French writer Maupassant and the American writer O. Henry, he is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world". This collection collects 9 short stories. "Named Day" uses a description of a nameday party to reflect the vanity of an intellectual couple, causing tragedy in poor life. "Bishop" tells the story of a child who was born in poverty and finally became a bishop, but it brought a monotonous and meaningless life.

"A Thousand Cranes" takes "the taboo of fate" and "the helplessness of life" as its themes. It includes works such as "A Thousand Cranes", the sequel "Hachidori" and "Letter to Parents". It tells the story of Kawabata Yasunari's attachment to his parents and family and the entanglement caused by the influence of his father's generation.

In his literary career of a quarter century, Chekhov, the master of world literature, left behind a large number of short stories with unique style, strict structure, concise language and sharp satire for future generations. This book includes 25 short stories including "Chameleon", "Wanka", "The Man in the Trap" and "The Sixth Ward". In these works, the author uses ordinary people's trivial things common in the Russian society of the 19th century as the material. With superb artistic techniques and a unique perspective, he powerfully exposes and criticizes the decadent and declining social system. He makes a bitter satire on the vulgarity, greed, and speculation of the small citizens, and expresses his deep sympathy for the working people at the bottom of society. Chekhov's short stories are thought-provoking and thought-provoking. They not only make you feel the joy of drinking, but also make you smile knowingly. These short stories truly have a timeless appeal and are always worth reading.

Chekhov is a world-class Russian short story master and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. He is also known as the "three major short story writers in the world" together with French writer Maupassant and American writer O. Henry. This collection contains 11 short stories. "Song Girl" describes a humble singer who is kind and generous, while those "upper-class people" who insult her are small and despicable. "Sorrow" writes about the endless sorrow of an elderly worker who lost his wife. "In Exile" reflects that exiled prisoners never forget freedom and happiness in their painful lives.

"Selected Novels and Novels of Hemingway (English-Chinese Bilingual Famous Classics Collection Edition)" translated by Hemingway is published in English and Chinese. Experts and scholars who specialize in the study of world history and culture carefully select classic works that represent different fields of world history and culture. On the one hand, it provides readers with authentic world classics and allows them to read freely, gradually improving their English proficiency in the process; on the other hand, through reading, they can achieve an overall understanding of world history and culture.

This book includes the "Reconciliation Trilogy" - "Otsu Junkichi", "Reconciliation" and "The Death of a Man and His Sister", Naoya Shiga's autobiographical masterpiece. This book is a must-read for modern Japanese literature and is published in simplified Chinese for the first time.

Chekhov is a world-class master of short stories in Russia and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. Together with the French writer Maupassant and the American writer O. Henry, he is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world". This collection collects 5 short stories. "The Woman with the Puppy" reveals the depressed mood of women in the old society regarding marriage. "The Black Monk" is a true portrayal of the arrogance of the old intellectuals. "The Jumping Woman" summarizes the characteristics of those vain and frivolous women. "Art" shows the author's sympathy and love for farmers.

"The Complete Collection of Capote's Short Stories" is a collection of Capote's short stories. It contains more than a dozen excellent short stories of different styles, which represents his highest literary achievement. Among them, "The Night Tree and Other Stories" describes the author's rural life in the southern United States during his childhood and adolescence; "Memories of a Christmas" describes his hope and joy of Christmas in his childhood. From these short works, we can appreciate the unique literary charm of a first-class novelist.

The direct descendant of Borges, Argentinian literary giant Cesar Ella devoted his efforts to create it; it has been shortlisted for the Booker International Prize and the Neustadt International Literature Prize, and is highly recommended by Roberto Bolaño, the author of "2666". "Musical Brain" is a collection of short stories by Argentinian writer Cesar Ella, which includes: "Musical Brain", "Picasso", "Brick Wall", "Shopping Cart", "Athena Magazine", "Dog" and "Two Men", as well as an introduction written by the translator Mr. Konyare himself. The stories in this collection of short stories are full of fantastic fantasies, and the plot trends exceed readers' expectations. They do not deliberately pursue the completeness of the stories, and often lack clear endings. In other words, the novel "Music Brain" actually provides readers with a huge space for imagination, and also weaves each story structure from another aspect to be fuller and fuller. "God's Tea Party" is a collection of short stories by Argentinian writer Cesar Ella. It is also a unique book in the "Cesar Ella Works Series", with a total of 60,000 words in the document. In addition to the masterpiece "God's Tea Party", this collection of novels also includes many other classics of Ella, such as "A Thousand Drops of Oil Paint", "The Plant Tree Bear in Arauco Park", "Poverty", "The Criminal and the Cartoonist", etc. "The Feast of Ghosts" is a novella by Argentinian writer Cesar Ella, and it is also a book in the "Cesar Ella Series". The novel is set in Chile and tells the story of a young girl, Patri, who receives an invitation from a group of ghosts and jumps from a high building to a banquet at midnight. "The Miracle Cure of Dr. Ella" is a collection of novellas by Argentinian writer Cesar Ella. It is also one of the "Cesar Ella Series". It contains three novellas in total: "The Miraculous Treatment of Dr. Ella", "Linden Tree" and "Fragments from the Alpine Diaries". These three stories all use a first-person narrative tone, a magical realism creative style, and a stream-of-consciousness narrative structure to tell some stories that happened around the protagonists.

This book is a collection of two short story collections "The Dreamer's Tales" and "The Sword of Valleland and Other Stories" by Irish fantasy writer Lord Dunsany. They are the fifth and third important works respectively, with a total of 28 stories. They were first published in 1910 and 1908. Lord Dunsany's works are ethereal and profound, blending various ancient folklore, mythology and fantasy colors. They are the pioneer works of fantasy novels in the 20th century. They are considered to have had a profound influence on later writers such as H. P. Lovecraft (author of "The Myth of Crusu"), Tolkien (author of "The Lord of the Rings"), Ursula Le Guin (author of "Tales from Earthsea"), etc.

The book set includes: "Beast Summoner 1: Escape from the Snake Fighting Village", "Beast Summoner 2: The King of Beasts Fly to the Sky", "Beast Summoner 3: Erin's Choice", "Beast Summoner 4: Crazy Melee", "Beast Summoner 5: Fragments of Time".

"I was born into this world to soothe the pain and disappointment of women in the world." This book is a selection of short stories by the Japanese Meiji era female writer Higuchi Kazuyo, including 11 of her most outstanding works. Higuchi Ichiyo wrote in classical Chinese, and his style imitated Ihara Saizuru's eclectic style. Kazuyo lived a poor life and his life was fleeting, but with the energy he burned out in his short life, he became an important writer who opened up the scope of Meiji novels. Although her works mostly describe the turbulence and tragedy of women in the times, her writing is not weak, but full of tenacity and sober lamentation that sees through the world. She observes the characters of the times with empathy from the bottom, and is keenly aware of the completely different outcomes of people from different classes in a changing world. The protagonists of these works include craftsmen who have been abandoned by the times, maids who steal money for their families, and ordinary girls who have lost their love. Most of their lives are tragedies, but they all accept their fate with tenacity and end with a touch of sadness.

Chekhov is a world-class Russian short story master and the last critical realist art master in Russia in the late 19th century. He is known as one of the "three major short story writers in the world" together with French writer Maupassant and American writer O. Henry. This collection includes two short stories and a novella "The Steppe". Regarding "Steppe", Gorky commented: "It would be great if I could describe the steppe like him! This novel is fragrant, light, and full of dreamlike melancholy..."

This book tells the story of decades of survival and struggle of a weak but stubborn rural woman. It describes in detail the protagonist's mental journey, life insights, and thinking, understanding and clear understanding of society. The author uses himself as an example to sound the alarm for everyone to live a wonderful life! Go, go calmly!

Hitler, who was already confused by the war situation, quickly issued the order "the armored troops and infantry heading from Calais to Normandy to stop immediately." In this way, the German 15th Army, equipped with heavy equipment and battle-tested, still stayed in Calais. Hitler's decision saved the Allies at a critical moment. If the 15th Army entered the Normandy battlefield, the consequences would be unimaginable.

This article mainly includes Li Ma, Poison, Maybe It Will Not Give Up, Silver Change, Angry Village, etc.

After the death of his wife, Seiichiro became a single father. For the sake of his young children, he went through pain and found the courage to cheer up. Kyoko, who was betrayed by her boyfriend, with the help of her friends, forgot her emotional pain and started looking for happiness again. After retiring, Matsui Sadaki worked hard to review for the exam and obtained a taxi driver's license. He then resumed his job and found a new direction of struggle. Life cannot be spent in despair. No matter what, you must have the courage to move forward, pick yourself up again, and face life positively...

This work is a collection of a series of short stories by Ishida Kira. Ishida describes some interesting stories or inspiring and impressive events found in social life in the form of novels, and integrates his in-depth thinking on the nature of the events and the insights gained from a personal perspective of the problem throughout the article. While reading, readers will also have a feeling of communicating with the author. This collection of novels mainly includes works such as "The Lonely Loveseat", "One Second After Midnight", "Scent of Dreams", "The Bookstore at 23 O'clock", and "The Magic Button".

"Andersen's Fairy Tales and Stories" is a collection of fairy tales created by Danish writer Andersen, which took nearly forty years to create. The fairy tales created by Andersen are treasures of world literature and are childhood books dedicated to everyone. Andersen received royal tribute during his lifetime, and his fairy tales were translated into more than 150 languages ​​and published around the world. Andersen's fairy tales are rich in fantasy, innocent conception and simple sense of humor, expressing themes that transcend age and nationality. As Zhou Zuoren commented: "We observe everything with the eyes of a child and write it with the pen of a poet. Therefore, it is beautiful and natural and can be called a masterpiece. There is no one before and no one after." Andersen's creation can be divided into three periods: early, middle and late. Early fairy tales are mostly full of beautiful fantasy and optimistic spirit, reflecting the characteristics of a combination of realism and romanticism. In the middle period of fairy tales, the fantasy component is weakened and the realistic component is relatively enhanced. In lashing out the ugliness and praising the good, it expresses the persistent pursuit of a better life and also reveals the melancholy of lack of confidence. Fairy tales in the late period are more face to reality than those in the middle period. They focus on describing the tragic fate of the people at the bottom and exposing the coldness, darkness and injustice of social life. The tone of the works is low. This complete collection was translated based on the 1992 commemorative edition of Danish Hans Lezzers Publishing House and consists of 157 stories.

In the history of French literature, in addition to his novels, Daudet is also one of the writers who has achieved high achievements in the creation of short stories. If Maupassant is the master of narrative short stories, Daudet is the pioneer of prose short stories. He gives short stories more poetry and charm. The main collections of short stories include "The Mill Letters" and "Monday's Story". This book selects 14 excellent short stories and short stories such as "The Last Lesson" and the semi-autobiographical novel "Little Things", allowing readers to enjoy the beauty of the author's elegant style and profound charm. In particular, "The Last Lesson" was included in middle school Chinese textbooks, influencing generations of students.

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"Chameleon: A Collection of Chekhov's Short Stories" contains dozens of Chekhov's classic short stories, including: "The Nightingale in Concert", "The Bad Boy", "The Fat Man and the Thin Man", "The Chameleon", "The Man in the Trap", etc.

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"Living Posthumous Works" is Musil's "personal posthumous work" that was "personally published while he was still alive". It includes some short narrative works, such as "Flypaper" and "Looking at Sheep from a Different Eye", etc. These narrative works are also the embodiment of the spirit of essays. Through the observation of subtle and "tiny" objects, they show the author's thinking about the microcosm of life and soul. These microcosms are a reflection of the background of the big era. Therefore, their value may not be less than that of works with a larger caring perspective.

Amber is in internal and external troubles. On one side is the ominous dark road that cuts through the various shadow worlds. The power from darkness follows this dark road to attack Amber, which they could never have touched before. On the other hand, the princes and princesses of Amber were suspicious of each other and formed small conspiracy groups. Some support their own troops, some are indifferent to all this, and some even turn to the dark power from the black road. Corwin struggled to support the predicament and tried to find out the truth of all this. In the midst of trouble, a unicorn appears. Amber's mythical beast guides Corwin, leading him to Amber's source. What is waiting for him there?

"The Essays of Montaigne" concentrates on Montaigne's rich humanistic thoughts. It consists of three volumes. It is the world's first collection of essays and is known as one of the three major philosophical prose classics in modern Europe. In the following hundreds of years, it was translated into many languages ​​and became popular around the world. It has endured for a long time. "Montaigne's Essays" selects 50 world-renowned classic essays. It is rich in content and plentiful, and profoundly reveals various confusions and problems in life. It can be called a "philosophy book of life". Montaigne constantly self-analyzes and introspects in the article, answering our questions and solving difficulties. Every line of words projects a positive and intelligent attitude towards life, and also teaches us an art of life.

In this book, the three protagonists who were "in the same boat" on the Thames River began a bicycle trip in Germany. The book still describes Bummel's journey in a humorous tone. Because of the interesting introduction to German customs and customs at that time, this book has been used as a teaching material in German schools all year round. This book was published in 1900, when bicycles were popular among London's middle classes. The book introduces the bicycle brand competition, advertising, and bicycle enthusiasts' enthusiasm for equipment at that time. It still resonates when I read it today.

"Ukiyo Bathhouse" is the pinnacle of Japanese comedy in the Edo period and is also the representative work of Shikitei Sanma. The book consists of two parts. The first part describes the scene in the men's section of the bathhouse, which lasts from early morning to afternoon, with a lively and noisy atmosphere. There are dozens of characters among the bathers, including the paralyzed Dou Qi, a 70-year-old reclusive old man, Kinbei with his child, a quack doctor who plays nonsense, a stranger who mistakes someone else's underwear for a towel, a drunkard, a blind man, and 19 small scenes. The second part describes the women's section of the bathhouse, which is equally lively. There are women of various identities in the bathhouse, including geishas, ​​maids, daughters, mothers, daughters-in-law, mothers-in-law, wet nurses, etc., With a wide age range, and a total of 16 small scenes. The characters of each of the men, women, and children who come to bathe are vivid and interesting through dialogue.

John Burroughs combines his rich knowledge of birds with beautiful descriptions of nature, and transforms the love and goodness between man and nature into poetry and philosophy into this book. It is a rare masterpiece of nature in the world of literature. Adopting famous classic translations, the translation is accurate, smooth, beautiful and moving. The cover is specially drawn by Youya, a famous design teacher who has won the "Most Beautiful Book" design award many times.

This is the first collection of nature essays published by John Burroughs. As W. D. Howells, editor-in-chief of "The Atlantic Monthly" at that time, said: "This is a book about birds written by a person who is familiar with and loves birds - it is not a dry list of bird categories, but vivid birds that are displayed in front of us. The picture. The twilight in the forest and the fresh and peaceful atmosphere make the readers of this book unable to extricate themselves. Reading it gives them a feeling of summer vacation. "For people living in a highly modern metropolis, reading this book is tantamount to a spiritual journey in nature."

"Stop Obsessed with Optimizing Life" If you are tired of still doing everything to your best and following a bunch of organizing magic and fasting methods in such an era, then don't miss this book that can inspire you to live a hedonistic life. "Rest is Not Shameful" Taking a break is like an insignificant gap, a gap in planned daily life, like a whim, sometimes unbearable. After all, it's what happens before and after that matters, isn't it? Rest itself is unworthy of our lack of attention and love. In fact, it is a real bag of surprises, a treasure trove full of meanings and connotations that give meaning to our existence. "What Happens When You Get Old" is a witty TO DO list, full of "good ideas" that make people laugh, for mature readers who are always optimistic or young readers who are full of curiosity. This book will tell you straightforwardly that life after the age of fifty is full of expectations. Andrea Gerk invites us to explore the many beautiful little things in life that can only be appreciated when we are mature enough: inviting all your exes over for dinner, discussing your illness endlessly, reciting a poem every day, letting young people explain the world to you, and even giving yourself an award for your life's work.

Tokutomi Ashika's prose is a model for describing nature and life, and has become a good teaching material for Japan's aesthetic education for its citizens. In Lu Hua's works, the natural world on which human beings live is always vibrant and full of vitality. The colorful Fuji dawn, the vast expanse of Sagami Beach, the strange and changeable flying clouds of Fragrant Mountain, the misty and confusing Hanazuki autumn evening... These natural scenes, once touched by the author's wonderful pen, are all full of interest and fascinating.

"Portraits and Observations" collects various characters who left a mark on Capote's heart in his life, from bright Hollywood stars to cold-blooded and perverted serial killers. Each portrait is both real and imaginary, and lifelike. Capote spent the rest of his life in and out of the upper class, wearing bright clothes and horses, playing music every day, but he had an extremely delicate and sensitive heart and an equally delicate brushwork. The celebrities from all walks of life who flashed past his eyes like a merry-go-round - Marilyn Monroe, Greta Garbo, Chaplin - played exquisite notes that touched the heartstrings one by one. You will be surprised that a simple look or an unintentional word from them can trigger such emotional turbulence. "Hand-Carved Coffin", another non-fiction crime novel that can be called a companion piece to "In Cold Blood", presents a creepy but charming villain. It is difficult for readers to distinguish how much of this image is real flesh and blood, and how much is Capote's darkest nightmare.

Part Two of Deborah Levy's Trilogy of Women's Growth: On Women and Family Life. It was named one of the "100 Best Works of the 21st Century" by The Guardian and won the 2020 French Femina Foreign Literature Prize. "Life falls apart. We try to control ourselves, to stay calm. Then we realize that we don't want to stay calm..." How much does it cost a woman to break old boundaries and gain a small role in a world that is stacked against her? This is the story of every woman in history-who created a home with their love and labor that ended up meeting the needs of everyone but themselves. In this short, emotional, and controversial documentary work, writer Levy not only candidly reviews the darkest moments of his life, including the breakdown of his marriage and the death of his mother, but also thinks about what is a meaningful, valuable, and fun life for women. She cites the works of artists or thinkers such as Simone de Beauvoir, James Baldwin, Elena Ferrante, Marguerite Duras, David Lynch and Emily Dickinson to outline what is the ultimate freedom in women's lives. Recommended by Li Yiyun and Janet Winterson, it is the desk book of Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman.

He has been in the literary world for many years with his unique style. What kind of person is Murakami in real life? This has great 3D images and real answers. The first book of the "Murakami Asahido Series", with a total of 92 chapters. There are 95 illustrations of Anxi Shuiwan. 1. Murakami's hobbies and habits, interesting stories about celebrities he met, etc. 2. Murakami's views and discussions on social issues, such as marriage, travel, movies, music, etc. 3. Murakami's interesting discoveries in daily trivial matters, such as books, diet, insects, etc. Murakami combines personal experience with various aspects of the world, and combines narratives and discussions. He is original, humorous, lively, friendly, casual, authentic and credible, reflecting Haruki Murakami's unique unrestrained and whimsical style.

This book is a full-length novel. Eric, who was born with a deformity, was abandoned and could only wear a mask and hide under the opera house, but he had amazing musical talent. He fell in love with the innocent Christina and helped her get on the big stage, but she still had his heart set on something else. In the end, the ghost sacrificed himself to fulfill his beloved, and staged a bizarre, sad, and heartbreaking human "ghost" tragedy, which showed the steadfastness and greatness of love.

A tough guy writer who can compete with Hemingway, a private book for a decent man, a powerful detective suspense novel... The confession of a writer who is caught in the double torment of sanity and madness, first-class murder, strange betrayal, overloaded mystery... The writer Madden, whose creative inspiration is increasingly exhausted, fell into depression and drank all day long to have fun. One day he met a beautiful blonde, and after a night of partying with her, he got involved in a bizarre murder. A blond woman's head inexplicably appears in the marijuana field where he grows. At the same time, the tattoos on his arms, the blood stains in his home and car, and the testimony of his psychic friends all indicate that he is the murderer. Many coincidences made Madden's hair stand on end, and the broken and chaotic memories left him at a loss. In order to uncover the mystery of the murderer, Madden was involved in the whirlpool of love, blood and murder. However, every clue shows that everyone around him is inextricably linked to the murder, and no one rules out the possibility of the murderer... Including himself. Who is the deceased? Who is the murderer? Tim fell into a double torment of sanity and madness. ?

In the Federal Minimum Security Adult Correctional Facility, the decadent little old man Walter Stebke is waiting for the jailer to lead him out of prison. In his past life, he was the son of Slavic immigrants, a Harvard University graduate, a former Communist Party member, a former federal government official, and a participant in the "Watergate Incident"... Soon he will also gain a new identity, a mysterious...

In outer space 5,000 kilometers above the earth's surface, alien enemies from 12 planets have gathered. They are watching eagerly, waiting for opportunities, and are preparing to launch an interstellar war, and their opponent is human beings. Humanity knows very little about these alien enemies. What do aliens actually look like? How do we identify aliens? How to find aliens lurking around you? If aliens invaded Earth, how would they attack? To what extent have their technologies advanced? Do humans have any chance of winning against aliens? How do we kill them and protect ourselves? John Scalzi, current president of the Science Fiction Writers of America, gave the answer. This book is his masterpiece, a super best-selling novel that is popular all over the world. It has the coolest and most comprehensive description of aliens.

This book is a selection of Andersen's fairy tales, named after his famous work "The Daughter of the Sea". The name Andersen is like an eternal monument, shining with the most brilliant light. He created countless beautiful fairy tales in his life: the poor and miserable little match girl went to another warm and beautiful world in her heart; the stupid emperor put on new clothes that did not exist at all; the little mermaid made selfless and regretless sacrifices for love; the ugly duckling finally turned into a noble white swan...

"The Red and the Black" is Stendhal's masterpiece. It is the foundation work of European critical realist literature. Julien, the protagonist of the novel, is the son of a carpenter, smart, studious, and rebellious. He came to Paris because of his ambiguous relationship with the mayor's wife and party fighting. Appreciated by the Marquis. Just when Julien was dreaming of a successful career, an exposé letter from the mayor's wife shattered his ideals. Finally went to the guillotine. Through the personal struggle and ultimate failure experience of Julien, a protagonist full of desire and passion, the novel extensively displays "the social atmosphere brought about by successive governments that weighed on the French people in the first 30 years of the 19th century" and reflects some essential issues in the political and social life of France in the early 19th century.

"Water Margin" is a novel with the theme of ancient peasant uprising. It vividly depicts the entire process of the peasant uprising from occurrence, development to failure, profoundly reveals the social roots of the uprising, enthusiastically praises the resistance struggle of the uprising heroes and their social ideals, and also specifically reveals the internal historical reasons for the failure of the uprising.

Thirty-five-year-old Nora Hinds decided to die. She lost her job, messed up her intimate relationships, her pet cat died, her dreams became a joke, her relatives and close friends also left her... After experiencing a series of blows, Nora suddenly discovered that she had unknowingly led a terrible life. Already deeply depressed, she was finally overwhelmed by regret and despair and decided to end her life. At the critical point between life and death, Nora came to a mysterious library. Each book here represents a possibility of Nora's life, and Nora's journey of life redemption begins here. What kind of adventures and insights will Nora, who wants to die, have in the midnight library? Can she find a reason to believe in life again and continue to live here? Let's follow Nora on this magical journey of healing. In the cycle of time and space between life and death, re-experience the true meaning of love and happiness.

For the Bishop of St. Michael's Cliffside Parish, Reverend Dodd and Doctor Pendrill, meeting every Monday at 7:20 pm is a regular ritual. The two old friends communicated as usual, discussing their opinions on the latest detective novels, and made no secret of their admiration for detective novel writers - they persevered like spiders in weaving a large web, leading curious readers to follow every thread to find the answer in the center of the web. Suddenly, a phone call broke the calm at the moment.

The story is set in the living circle around Regent Square. A total of 10 houses are home to a group of friendly residents with different personalities. Beneath the warm and harmonious exterior, tensions lurk beneath the surface that affect the relationship. In this book, the author tries a new approach, introducing the main suspect before the crime occurs and establishing a series of murder motives - but there are more than one potential victims in this book... As the police investigate, the focus of the crime shifts among the residents of Regent Square, and it is obvious that everyone has something to hide. The book's narrative is rigorous, it pays attention to recording details, and its language is humorous. The author appears to be able to face complex story lines with ease, showing excellent writing skills.