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The immortal work of the genius novelist Somerset Maugham, a classic full of idealism based on the famous painter Gauguin. The plot of "The Moon and Sixpence" is based on the life of the French post-Impressionist painter Gauguin. The protagonist was originally a securities broker. After reaching middle age, he suddenly responded to the call of his heart and abandoned everything to live with the indigenous people on the island of Tahiti in the South Pacific. He gained inspiration and created many artistic masterpieces. Maugham deeply explores the contradictions and interactions between life and art in his novels.

Through Maslova's ordeal and Nekhludoff's appeal process, "Resurrection" extensively and profoundly criticizes the corruption and darkness of courts, prisons, and bureaucracies. It exposes the extravagant and luxurious life of the feudal ruling class and the cruelty and inhumanity of reactionary officials. It tears off the hypocrisy of the official church, reflects the bankruptcy of the countryside and the poverty of farmers, and outlines a social picture of a serfdom Russia that is on the verge of collapse. It has been listed as a recommended reading for middle school students by the Ministry of Education many times.

It is Africa that awakens the inner self. From the age of twenty-nine to forty-six, I was always empty-handed because I had touched everything. I always set out again and again, but nowhere is it better than Africa. I have no way of explaining it, but I know the stars are clearer in Africa than anywhere else. Africa took away everything from me, but also gave me everything. "Out of Africa" ​​is an autobiographical novel written by Karen Blixen based on her true experience of living in Africa. In 1914, Karen Blixen followed her husband to Kenya and ran a coffee estate at the foothills of Ngo Mountain. She used her seventeen years of experience and thirty-one years of nostalgia to write an epic about Africa. She also used her courage and strength to define her life.

A brain-burning version of "Robinson Crusoe", an erudite version of "Don Quixote", and an exquisite version of "The Three Musketeers". The whole story is a mixture of fiction and reality, a mixture of truth and falsehood, and is wonderful. In the hot summer of 1643, a merchant ship "Amaryllis" with a secret mission to find the location of the 180th longitude line was wrecked somewhere in the South Pacific. Roberto, the only survivor on the ship, was a young man who suffered from hypochondriasis, paranoia, photophobia, and could not swim. After being shipwrecked, he was washed aboard another abandoned ship, the Daphne. Roberto relied on the remaining food, fruits, vegetables, and poultry on the ship to survive. While waiting for death, he could only pass the time by writing love letters-and memories, which eventually evolved into novels. Through these writings, the author Eco explains to readers the first half of Roberto's life - the battle for the city of Casale that affected the whole of Europe (the Holy Roman Empire, France, Spain, and the Church all appeared), the spy wars between various countries for the purpose of seeking the secret of longitude, the fierce confrontation between faith and science in that century...

The novel describes the story of a pair of young people who lived on a small island between Britain and Germany on the eve of World War II. They met, got to know each other, fell in love, and then parted ways during the war. In particular, Rebecca's Jewish identity and Christopher's German identity made them deeply involved in the vortex of the Nazi concentration camp. After Jersey was occupied by the Nazis, Rebecca was deported to a concentration camp. Christopher came to Auschwitz in search of her and tried to rescue her. When he learned that Rebecca had been killed, he suppressed his grief and then used his own power to save many innocent Jews. At the trial after the war, those saved Jews came forward to testify for Christopher, proving that he was a great man. At this time, Christopher also learned that Rebecca was still alive, and their reunion was full of vicissitudes of the rest of their lives. In the end, they all returned to the warm golden island that they once thought would no longer exist, and returned to the place promised in childhood.

"The Immoral" is a famous work by Gide, the master of modern French literature and winner of the 1947 Nobel Prize for Literature. This autobiographical novel tells the story of a young scholar, Michelle, who did not know there was life outside of books at first. He was seriously ill and almost died. After recovering, he discovered the joy of life and the joy of the senses. From then on, he "renewed himself", got rid of moral constraints, and pursued a debauched life. When his wife was suffering from illness, he still found it difficult to contain his wanderlust, and eventually she died of sorrow and illness.

"The Biography of Beethoven", "The Biography of Michelangelo", and "The Biography of Tolstoy" are all written by Romain Rolland. The three people in the biography, one is a musician, one is a sculptor and painter, and the other is a novelist, each has his or her own field. The three biographies all focus on recording the great genius on his troubled and troubled journey in life. A story about a man who dedicated his life to seeking truth and justice and creating immortal masterpieces that can express truth, goodness and beauty. They may be suffering from illness, be in a miserable situation, or be experiencing inner confusion and contradiction, or all three may be combined together. The deep distress can make people lose their mind or even suffocate. The reason why they can persist in their arduous journey depends entirely on their love and confidence in mankind. Beethoven's music for everyone to enjoy is his "joy in exchange for pain." The immortal masterpiece that Michelangelo left to future generations is the accumulation of his blood and tears throughout his life. In his novels, Tolstoy described the insignificance of thousands of creatures and their great hearts, described their pain and the harmony gained in pain, so as to spread the seeds of love.

Tess, a declining aristocratic girl, is pure and kind. Unexpectedly, she was raped by Eric, a young man from a wealthy family, and her life changed drastically from then on. Tess regained her strength and met a new love in the dairy farm, but was abandoned by her lover Angel because of her bad past. Tucked by fate, the desperate Tess finally ended her short life in a tragic way.

The Cuthbert brothers and sisters in Green Gables Farmhouse originally wanted to adopt a boy, but unexpectedly, they took back a girl named Anne from the orphanage. Anne, a red-haired, freckle-faced girl, was lonely and frustrated at first, and was almost sent back. But dear reader, this is by no means a bleak story. "Anne of Green Gables" is a novel written by Canadian female writer Lucy Maud Montgomery (also translated as Lucy Maud Montgomery), written in 1904. "Anne of Green Gables" tells the story of the innocent, kind-hearted and life-loving heroine Little Anne, who lost her parents at an early age and was adopted by Matthew and Marilla of Green Gables at the age of 11. However, she has a distinctive personality, is full of fantasy, and has self-respect and self-reliance. With her hard work, she is not only loved by her adopters, but also wins the care and friendship of her teachers and classmates. Growth and dreams are the themes of the book. The author tells people through Anne's story: As long as you have dreams and make unremitting efforts, life will be rich and colorful, and life will be beautiful.

Anne arrived at Green Gables Farmhouse by accident, where she celebrated her sixteenth year. She is still so passionate, reckless and quirky. No matter what new problems life throws at her - her world always seems to have a lovely sheen to it.

"Tree People" is a novel published by Anne Prue, winner of the National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize for Literature, ten years after she broke into the literary world. The story begins in the seventeenth century. Two uneducated young men, Serge and Decay, left France during the era of great changes and came to the primeval forests of Canada, hoping to change their destiny and open up a future. They migrated, they fled, they conquered the ancient forest that blocked the sky and the sun, and they were conquered by the forest. In the following three hundred years of history, Serge, Decay and their descendants experienced joys and sorrows on this continent, and composed a legendary song of fighting against fate.

"The Sorrows of Young Werther" is one of the most famous novels by the famous German writer Goethe. The novel describes the experiences and feelings of progressive young people about the despicable German society at that time, and expresses the author's reaction to the feudal moral hierarchy and his strong demand for individual liberation: the young Werther fell in love with a girl named Lotte, who was already engaged to someone else. The setback in love made Werther devastated. This book is a classic German masterpiece. For this publication, professional German teachers were invited to add difficulty analysis and content annotations, as well as audio to help German learners who are interested in this book read the original German work. This book is suitable for readers with an intermediate level of German and above.

One night, a traffic accident, a burned car, some lies and a dark secret, and maybe even a dead person. When the perpetrator's son meets the victim's son, two teenagers who have been tortured by life meet at the crossroads of fate. What choices will they make... In recent years, traffic accidents have happened almost every day, and the impact has been very bad. This book uses the social reality of hit-and-run accidents to tell the story of two teenagers choosing between friendship and justice, which is shocking. This book will also lead readers to reflect on the consequences of our actions and personal responsibility, and feel the power of integrity and friendship.

"Silent Spring" is the representative work of American female writer Rachel Carson and one of the most influential books in the world in the past 50 years. The beginning of "Silent Spring" depicts the mutation of a beautiful village to us, describing that humans may face a world without birds, bees and butterflies, and comprehensively reveals the dangers of chemical pesticides. It was this unusual book that attracted people's attention to wild animals and aroused people's environmental awareness around the world. It is recognized as the foundational work that started the world environmental movement. Carson's main argument is based on science. Carson spent four full years collecting and reviewing a large amount of data and literature surrounding pesticides, insecticides and other harmful modern chemicals. The book ends with a "primary information list" that is dozens of pages long. The list includes dozens of scientific reports, the author's interviews with leading experts in various fields, and various related academic papers. From a scholar's perspective, this not only shows that the materials used by the author in writing almost exhaust the scientific research on the hazards of chemicals that could be searched at that time, but also shows that many scientists were aware of the hazards of chemicals and started research accordingly.

I didn't say a word about my next plans, not even a formal farewell... I thought we still had time and would meet again. Today, I have lived at Birchwood Manor for 155 years. When I was a child, they said that I was the daughter of a watchmaker, a little girl with another purpose; before I became an adult, Edward said that I was his muse and a destiny that he could not escape; after that summer, the world said that I was a thief and an impostor. And my real name has long since been buried deep under the trickle of time along with the truth of that summer, and will never return.

At the end of one world, there is always another world. The army commander Safire knew that his mission was to help the king save the troubled country. Known as the "Dancer of Death" for her ability to evade the toughest of pursuers, the pirate Eris possesses the superhuman ability to teleport between two worlds. Now, Safir and Eris have come together for a common goal - to find the last Namsala and the Skyweaver Knife on her body. They will embark on a sea adventure... Namsala, the Queen of the Cage and the Goddess Weaver will appear in front of the world in an unexpected way.

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A love story that has been passed down for thousands of years, an ultimate interpretation of the beauty of physical sorrow, and a literary classic that has shaped the entire Japanese nation. "The Tale of Genji" had a huge impact on the development of Japanese literature. It was the peak of Japanese classical literature and opened the era of "mono-sorrow" in Japan. The Tale of Genji, written in the Heian period, has a history of more than 1,000 years. The book has more than 1 million words, nearly 500 characters and 795 Japanese songs. The novel takes Genji's life experience and love story as the main line, describes the style of Japan's Heian period, reveals the complexity of human nature and cruel court struggles, and reflects the palace life of the Heian period.

Griffin, a genius chemist, suffered from albinism since childhood. He was obsessed with studying the color of the body, which led to his fascination with invisibility. He eventually invented a drug that can make the entire body completely transparent. However, after he experimented on himself, he was unable to return to his original state and became invisible. The invisible Griffin could no longer live in London, so he came to a remote town to live in seclusion, hoping to slowly find a way to become invisible. But due to his stubbornness and extreme despair, he gradually embarked on a wrong path.

Many years ago, three men who had never met each other encountered a fire in the same hotel and narrowly escaped death. Many years later, the three men unexpectedly reunited and entered a bizarre dream, transforming into warriors to fight against monsters. And the giant bird that guided them in the dream, the endless monsters, and the square filled with posters are all inextricably linked to the real crisis? Politicians, popular idols, and ordinary office workers co-starred in a fantastic adventure that traveled between reality and dreams!

"Keidan" is a retelling and adaptation by Yakumo Koizumi based on famous works of Japanese classical literature. It is taken from many ancient Japanese books such as "Wandering Strange Story", "Ghost Story at the Night Window", "Ten Codes", "The Tale of the Past", "Ugetsu Monogatari", "Anthology of Ancient and Modern Writings", "Hyakumonogatari", "New Hyakumonogatari", etc. These stories of loneliness or loneliness in the dark are deeply rooted in the samadhi of Japanese literature. They are an indirect reflection of Japanese history and also carry the cultural beauty shared by the East.

"Small Town Freak" is the representative work of American writer Sherwood Anderson. It is a good book that will never go out of date. The whole book consists of 25 stories that are both independent and communicate with each other. The author sets the background of the story in the town of Wineburg, Ohio, and outlines the "weirdness" of various characters in the town from their behavioral styles to their deep spiritual depths. Underneath the comic-like comic level, there is the spiritual care flowing through the author's gentle writing. Turning over the pages of the book, real and vivid souls come to mind. This book also specially invites the famous cartoonist Mr. Zuo Chuan to add vivid and vivid cartoon portraits to each character for the readers' enjoyment.

"Memory of Memory" is a new type of composite novel by Maria Stepanova, a world-renowned contemporary Russian poet: it is both history, philosophy and literature. The novel is mainly strung together by two threads: one is the author's literary and philosophical speculations on old objects, documents, and people trying to "memory": Sontag, Mandelstam, Tsvetaeva, Sebald, Charlotte Salomon, etc. All entered her field of vision. Get new interpretations by thinking about the present and the past. The other is about the author searching for family relics, looking back on his own family history in modern Russian history, and piecing together the life story of several generations of a Jewish family: some of them integrated into the grand narrative and sacrificed their lives in the Great Patriotic War when they were just 20 years old; some passed by history: they participated in the Russian Revolution in the early 20th century and became the first batch of "female medical students studying in law" in Russia, but fell silent after returning to China; some He participated in the vigorous construction of the Soviet Union, but resolutely immigrated to Germany when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. Some, such as the author himself, who is invisible but omnipresent in the book, entered the new century with a country that bid farewell to the past and was full of memories, thinking about Russia's present and the near or distant future... These two lines intersect with each other, outlining the strange storms and tiny waves of the huge 20th century. Exquisite and complex, it is eloquently told and contains the vastness and contemplation of Russian style.

The book "Ulysses" is divided into three parts and has a total of eighteen chapters. In chronological order, it describes the daily life experiences of Leopold Bloom, a depressed and hesitant Dublin citizen and advertising salesman, in one day and night in Dublin on June 16, 1904. Joyce compared Bloom's day wandering the streets of Dublin to Ulysses (Odysseus)'s ten years at sea in Homer's epic poem, while depicting the psychology of his unfaithful wife Molly and the second male protagonist Stephen's search for a spiritual father. This book is hailed as the top 100 novels of the 20th century. Ireland also designates June 16 every year as "Bloom Day", which is the second largest holiday after the National Day.

Vera Drake can count the defining moments of her life on one hand: In 1967, she was an elementary school student coping with the sudden disappearance of her mother; in 1977, she was a college student contemplating her boyfriend's proposal; in 1997, she was a young widow trying her best to rebuild her life; in 2017, she longed to be a grandmother but felt she might never get the chance. One day, Vera received a strange phone call from a stranger. Then, without knowing the reason at all, she flew from the west coast of the United States to Baltimore on the east coast to take care of a young woman she had never met, her 9-year-old daughter, and a puppy named "Airplane." This impulse leads Vera into an unknown life - surrounded by eccentric neighbors who treat each other like family, she finds comfort and contentment in this unexpected place. A Dance of Time is a captivating novel of hope and transformation that allows us to see Ann Taylor at the height of her powers.

The book begins with a fable and describes the mutation of a beautiful village. Through sufficient scientific argumentation and a large number of examples, it is shown that the situation caused by DDT (pesticide) actually occurs in various parts of the United States. The biological chain from land to ocean, from plankton to fish and birds, to humans, has been destroyed. "Silent Spring" describes "invisible" pollution and visible problems. The authors call for biological control methods to replace chemical control of insects. As soon as this book was published, it caused a huge response and sounded the clarion call for the environmental movement around the world. Former U. S. Vice President and Nobel Peace Prize winner Al Gore described this book as a landmark work.

Holmes fans level I to level III: Read Sherlock Holmes's detective stories over and over again. Holmes fans level IV to level VI: Passionate about research, collect items related to Sherlock Holmes, and join related societies. Holmes Fans Level VII-X: Believing that Sherlock Holmes is a real person, they need to solve the problem: How many times has Watson been married? Does Holmes have a son? The landlady is his secret mistress? If it reaches level X, the best case scenario is to take some medicine in the morning; the worst case scenario is to die violently... In the Swiss mountains, Baker Street Hotel, an avalanche 4 days ago cut off the hotel's connection with the outside world. When firefighters broke in, they found only 11 bodies. The dead were quickly identified and they were experts attending the Sherlock Holmes seminar. There is a group of strange people in the world. They are all hardcore fans of Sherlock Holmes and firmly believe that Sherlock Holmes really exists. This time we gathered at the Baker Street Hotel to win the only Sherlockian professorship by publishing a paper. The papers were all kinds of weird: some said Arsene Lupine was the illegitimate son of Sherlock Holmes; some thought the landlady of Baker Street was Holmes' secret lover; others claimed to be Holmes's great-grandson... The seminar was held in a serious yet absurd atmosphere. An avalanche, a secret room, 11 Sherlock Holmes fans, no one survived, who is the murderer?

How influential can an animal be? How many people can a cat touch? How can an abandoned kitten transform a small library, save a traditional American town, and eventually become world-famous? If you haven't heard the story of Dewey the library cat in Spencer, Iowa, you may not have an answer. The story of Dewey the Cat seems extremely impossible. On the coldest night of that year, kitten Dewey, only a few weeks old, was thrown into the book return box in the Spencer Library. Library director Vicki Myron is a single mother whose former husband was an alcoholic, suffering from the bankruptcy of her family farm and breast cancer, but still living strong. The next morning, she found Dewey the kitten. After being rescued, the kitten Dewey barely managed to hold up his limping legs. With a gesture full of gratitude and love, he rubbed every hand that touched him, winning Vicky's heart and the hearts of everyone in the library. Over the next nineteen years, Dewey the Cat moved and attracted the residents of the town with his enthusiasm, warmth, humility and keen sixth sense (Dewey the Cat always knew who needed him most).

The set includes: "Strong Ant (2020 Edition)", "Missing Holiday", "Gemini", "Looking Homeward", "The Mystery of Corpse Manor", "The Prosecutor's Sinner", "Killing the Mary Sue", "Doubt", "Cocoon", "Swan Song" and "The Man Who Searches for Memories". "Strong Ant (2020 Edition)" tells the story of the beautiful young woman Isako who married Nobuhiro Sawada, a wealthy man who is thirty-one years older than her. From then on, she rose to the top and lived the life of a rich wife. But the seemingly beautiful life actually restrains her like shackles. So, she carefully planned a rebellion, hoping that death would come to her husband at the right time as she wished... "Missing Holiday" is about: This is a heart-warming novel about "loneliness and love", a masterpiece of reasoning that intertwines grief, tenderness, terror, youth and evil. Revealing the gentle, bright, lonely and unknown side of "Baek Yiyi". "Bai Yiyi" series of pure love works, see how Yiyi plays with healing reasoning. "Gemini" is about: On our fifth birthday, my twin brother and I received three things: my father's violence as always, my mother's indifference, and a super power: On our birthday, we both passively "teleported" every two hours. Living in the midst of domestic violence and possessing ridiculous superpowers... Even though we are so miserable, is there anyone we can save? "If there are awards in life, even if we don't get the first prize, we at least deserve a participation award, an encouragement award or something." "Looking Homeward" is about: This is the island where I have lived since I was a child. The people here are simple and ignorant, hatred breeds here, and pain is soothed here, but one day I will leave it. "The Mystery of Corpse Manor" is about: In the club activity room, someone found a note that said "Who will be the sacrifice this year?" 14 Men and women participated in a club's summer camp. In just one and a half hours, the situation took a turn for the worse. The 14 people each had ulterior motives, but they encountered a surreal attack that was as life-or-death as possible. Everyone was trapped in the isolated island villa. In a closed space isolated from the outside world, bizarre murders happened one after another... "The Prosecutor's Sinner" is about: Matsukura, who killed a girl 23 years ago but was eventually acquitted due to lack of evidence, was reborn. After the statute of limitations for the old case expired, he returned to the prosecutor's attention due to another murder of an old couple. This time, prosecutors vowed to use all investigation methods to bring Matsukura to justice. However, as the incident developed, the possibility that Matsukura was not the real murderer also surfaced. "Killing Mary Sues" is about: Yiyi's 20th anniversary work as a writer. Otoichi narrates under his real name Adachi Kantaka, and writes under the pen names Otoichi × Nakata Eiichi × Yamashiro Asako × Echizen Mataro. For the first time, the "Five Writing Personalities" showdown is presented in a book. "Doubtful Point" tells the story: One rainy night, a newlywed couple drove an out-of-control car into the sea. The husband drowned and his wife, Qiumanzi, narrowly escaped death. The matter was quickly detonated by the media, and people suspected that Ball Mozi murdered her husband in order to obtain a high life insurance policy. It is reported that this woman is very beautiful and has a vicious personality. She has been suspected of fraud, intimidation, intentional injury, and has a long criminal record. The truth seems conclusive, but Ball Mozi insists that he is not guilty. As a result, a fierce battle began between public opinion and the judiciary... "Cocoon" tells the story of two women who finally broke through the cocoons that symbolized the shackles of emotions and walked towards a new life. One is a strong woman who is violent towards her husband: Wu, she appears to be dominant, often abuses her husband and takes it out on her husband, but in fact she feels deeply guilty psychologically for having abused her husband for a long time. What she didn't know was that her state of being tortured in love was actually her husband's way of gaining self-esteem by mentally dominating her. "Swan Song" is about a pair of twins. The disliked one survived, but the other died in the ruins of the earthquake. He looked at his name engraved on the cold tombstone, but buried under the tombstone was his sister. Do you want to live in the name of another person? Do what she likes to do and eat what she likes to eat? "The Man Looking for Memories" tells the story of Kojiro and his wife, who suffered the pain of losing their son, and a group of frustrated people who have suffered different pains in reality, gathered together and established the "Memory Detective Agency". They want to use this to help clients who have regrets in their memories realize their wishes. They also hope that in the process of helping clients find memories, they can open their own hearts.

In the story "Niels Riding a Goose", 14-year-old Niels is an overly naughty boy who doesn't like to study and likes to play tricks on small animals. He annoyed the elf who arrived unexpectedly, so he was cast into a little man as big as a thumb. He also accidentally rode on the neck of a domestic goose and flew into the sky. From then on, he rode his own big white goose around Sweden and began a wonderful adventure. The novel pioneered the integration of Swedish folk tales, geographical knowledge and historical common sense into the story, combined with the author's rich imagination and concise and fresh language, and has become a classic work recognized by readers all over the world.

The story of "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" takes place in a small town in St. Petersburg, USA. Tom Sawyer is naughty and eccentric by nature. He hates the dull and boring life in daily life. He creates a lot of mischief with the wild boy Huckleberry Finn. He ran away from home, explored a desert island, experienced a free "pirate" life, and witnessed a murder. After some struggle, Tom overcame his inner fear and bravely exposed Injun Joe's crime. Unfortunately, he and his friends got lost in the cave, and the escaped criminal Joe lurked beside them... After experiencing a series of thrilling adventures, Tom gradually grew into a brave, fearless and responsible little man, and even actually found the pirate's treasure.

This book is the essence of Cheever's short stories, including 61 short stories, edited and selected by Cheever himself. Here, there are a couple who came to New York to work together, got together and separated, and reunited again, a young man who worked hard for his boss but was still abandoned in the end, a girl whose rent increased and did not want to move, a parent whose daughter, who was given to a nanny, suddenly disappeared, a wife who was caught up in household chores and wanted to find an outlet in life, and a husband whose wife eloped with someone else and had uninvited guests at home late at night... These stories are written about the joy and discord of contemporary life. Cheever's pen is full of beauty and sympathy.

As an autobiographical novel, the story of Phædrus is actually the life of Robert M. Pirsig, the author of this book. In "Plato's Dialogues", Phædrus is an ordinary Athenian young man who loves philosophy. In this book, Phædrus returns to earth. He was once a student of philosophy and a teacher of rhetoric, but due to the conflict between his philosophical ideas and the cultural worldview, he was finally hospitalized due to a mental breakdown. After being discharged from the hospital, he hoped to free himself from his narrow and restricted self, so he embarked on a long journey across the American continent on a motorcycle. After complex experiences and introspection along the way, he finally temporarily restored spiritual integrity and tranquility. This process of returning to oneself is achieved by constantly seeking "good quality", which is the Zen meditation in Eastern philosophy, and interpreting it with motorcycle maintenance methods. This is where the name Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance comes from. At the same time, the book also criticizes the dichotomies or dualisms in the Western world, such as humanities and technology, spirit and matter, mysticism and mechanics, art and industry, mind and machinery, East and West, and other relative consciousnesses.

"If you go to see someone when spring is coming, it is a beautiful promise." Mona, an adventurous young man, accidentally strayed into a mysterious manor where a wedding was being held. In the manor filled with a happy atmosphere, Mona met the young girl Ivona. The two young people fell in love with each other and made a beautiful promise... This book was selected as the 50 most loved masterpieces by French people and has been translated into more than 30 languages. It has touched countless readers around the world.

Who can imagine how gloomy and lonely a spring would be without the singing of the robin? This book is a landmark classic work completed by Rachel Carson, a pioneer of the environmental movement, American science writer, and marine biologist, who spent her last life. The author starts from a phenomenon that has long been ignored in society, and begins with a fable to describe to us the drastic changes that have occurred in a beautiful village. The book slowly describes the irreparable harm caused by the abuse of pesticides, insecticides and other chemicals to the human living environment. It is recognized as the foundational work that started the world environmental movement. In 1992, it was selected as one of the most influential books in the past 50 years. It was also selected by the Library of Congress as one of the 88 books that shaped the United States! This book combines the spirit of rigorous and realistic scientific rationality with the humanistic sentiment of reverence for nature and life. It was as sensational at the time as Darwin's "The Origin of Species".

Carson was born in rural Pennsylvania, USA, and began writing animal fairy tales and stories at the age of 8. After graduating from college, he entered Johns Hopkins University to pursue graduate studies in zoology and genetics. Become a famous oceanographer. "Silent Spring" is the masterpiece of American female writer Rachel Carson and one of the most influential books in the world in the past 50 years! "Silent Spring" begins with a fable and describes to us the sudden change of a beautiful village, and comprehensively reveals the dangers of chemical pesticides from land to sea, and from sea to sky. It is recognized as the foundational work that started the world environmental movement. It not only runs through the spirit of rigorous and realistic scientific rationality, but also is full of humanistic feelings of reverence for life. It is a pleasing book.

This is a campus novel about a high school baseball team, and it is also a story about "entrepreneurship". "When a Baseball Girl Meets Drucker 1" has inspired many people to explore management knowledge, and Yume Okano, a high school student at Asakawa Academy, is one of them. She dreams of becoming the manager of a baseball team, and hopes that she can lead the team to Koshien like Xiaonan. However, in the face of a desolate stadium, a sparse staff, and an absent coach... How should Xiaomeng's wish be realized? The curtain of "entrepreneurship" has thus begun. How to start a new baseball team? After many years, in the face of the ever-changing environment, how to lead the team to continue the Koshien dream? Another book written by Drucker - "Innovation and Entrepreneurship" is the best guide. "When a Baseball Girl Meets Drucker 2" is the second book in the "When a Baseball Girl Meets Drucker" series. The author continues the style of the previous work, reflecting the situations often encountered in the establishment and operation of enterprises into the experience of the baseball team, and cleverly solving them with the management wisdom in "Innovation and Entrepreneurship", which is impressive. The dream of entering Koshien will never end. Can this "entrepreneurial" practice of a passionate young man succeed? Let's go to the book and find out.

This year, the global climate has completely warmed. Days of drought, heat, famine and war have made people panic. People are trying to migrate to the cooler north by smuggling and other methods, just for a chance of survival. Mellie Bain, a 13-year-old girl who came to live in Khartoum with her parents at the age of 7, had just started her journey north to her hometown of Scotland when her parents were brutally murdered. She could only rely on her own strength and wandered northward with an empty gun without bullets and a document indicating her identity. Along the way, in order to survive in a world of chaos and madness, she lied and stole, and gradually became familiar with this long game of survival, but her heart gradually became cold and numb. In her eyes, there is only one goal left: to survive at all costs! Until she met the boy with eyes like cups. This is a story that takes place in the future, and it is also the journey of a 13-year-old girl, Meili. This journey begins with instinct and despair, but awakens love and hope.

"The Vision of Cody" is the longest work by the famous American writer Jack Kerouac, and he evaluated it as "a book full of youthful atmosphere." The book uses experimental writing techniques to recreate the travel experiences of Kerouac and Neal Cassady (aka Cody) in the late 1940s, and records many real conversations between the two. The first part allows readers to understand the origin of the book "On the Road"; the second part is a transcript of the conversation between Kerouac and Cody about the Beat lifestyle; the third part is a conversation between the two created by Kerouac's imagination, recalling the trip he and Cody experienced together. The book is a first-hand account for readers to understand how their views confront and collide with each other. The text is followed by Allen Ginsberg's detailed explanation and evaluation of this work.

Jack Duluoz (aka Jack Kerouac) is a seventeen-year-old high school track and field athlete and football star. He met Maggie Cassidy, who was one year older than him, at the New Year's Dance in 1938, and then began this innocent and sentimental first love story. Kerouac uses his unique language and expression to recall life in the small town of Lowell, Massachusetts before World War II, telling the story of his first love, his upbringing, his first experiences leaving home, and the process of becoming Kerouac, the most experimental writer of his era. This book has been called "Kerouac's most tender work of semi-autobiographical memory."

"The Unfinished Legend of Númenor and Middle-earth" brings together various anecdotes of Middle-earth from ancient times to the end of the War of the Ring, spanning thousands of years: the wizard Gandalf's vivid account of the dwarves gathering at Bag End and resurrecting the Lonely Mountain; Isildur's accident and the causes and consequences of the Ring falling into the river; Galadriel's past and the forging of the Ring of Power; Gondor and Rohan Why the two countries formed a life-and-death covenant with the same hatred; the * records left over from the long history of the sunken land of Númenor; and how Tuor, the ancestor of the Dúnedain, saw Ulmo, the god of water, appearing on the seashore of Beleriand before the first generation of the Dark Lord was defeated, and why the legendary hero Tulin lamented that he had "groped in the dark mists of Morgoth since his childhood."

Udo Berg, ambitious war game enthusiast. This summer, he and his girlfriend went on vacation to the Spanish seaside town where they had often visited since childhood. Here they met Hannah and Charlie, a couple also from Germany, as well as three locals, Wolfgang, Lambert, and Kesdor, a boat watcher who lived on the beach. However, not long after, Charlie disappeared after a surfing trip. The bright holiday was gradually enveloped by a gloomy atmosphere. Charlie's life and death were uncertain, and Hannah decided to return to Germany. Ingeborg also believed that they should leave as soon as possible to return to the country, but Udo seemed to be tripped by something invisible. He was determined to wait until Charlie's body appeared before returning to the country. At the same time, Udo discovered that Keshador seemed to have a strong interest in war games, so he invited him to play the "Third Reich" war game with the theme of "World War II". The holiday is coming to an end, the tourists are gradually leaving, the town is becoming more and more deserted, and there is still no news from Charlie. The game between Udo and Kesado continues. Kesado, who had no knowledge of war games before, gradually turned the tide of the war. Weird dreams and uneasy conjectures entangle Udo. Is there really any unknown power in "The Third Reich"?

In the spring of 1975, in Istanbul, the 30-year-old wealthy son Kemal Kemal was engaged to the socialite Sibel, but unexpectedly met his distant cousin from a poor background, the 18-year-old innocent girl Füsun. After the passionate love between the two, Kemal finally broke off his engagement with Sibel, only to find that Füsun had already left him. Kemal followed the girl's shadow and ghost deep into another Istanbul, walking through the poor back streets and hanging out in open-air cinemas. On the streets destroyed by nationalist bombs, on the strait illuminated by the fires of oil tanker collisions, under the curfew after the military coup, he tried to get closer to Füsun until the unbearable longing made life completely deviate. In order to calm the pain of love, he carefully collected everything about his sweetheart, everything she loved, and even everything she touched, and collected them into his "Museum of Innocence"... Pamuk said: "Everyone should be able to gaze into each other's eyes and talk about love, so that we can have true love." In this work, Director Pamuk proves one thing, what exactly is love?

Flatland is divided into two parts: front and back. In the first part, the world of Flatland is described by a square; while the second part talks about the zero-dimensional and one-dimensional worlds, the three-dimensional space country that is difficult for Flatlanders to understand, and briefly mentions the analogy and imagination of four-dimensional space. Abbott uses the "square", a fictional two-dimensional space in the book, to express his bitter satire on the class system of the Victorian era, and the longer-term contribution of this novel is the examination of dimensions. In 1884, the second industrial revolution had not yet been completed, and modern physics had not yet even a shadow. Abbott was already imagining high-dimensional space in "Flatland". Even now that people have proposed that the microscopic world may be composed of ten or higher dimensions, "Flatland" is still highly praised and cited as an "enlightenment book" on multi-dimensional space.

Templars, alchemy, and Kabbalah are melted into one pot, providing an antidote to the disease of postmodern mysticism. In Milan in the 1970s, the passionate years were gone and mysticism was reviving. Dr. Casaubon, a scholar who is proficient in medieval history, and his two friends, Belbo and Theotalevi, senior editors of an academic publishing house, are responsible for publishing a set of "Hermes Series" aimed at profit. In the influx of manuscripts, and in the process of contact with occult enthusiasts, a repeated and ambiguous "Templar conspiracy theory" appeared repeatedly. The three partners claim to be knowledgeable and skilled, and in a playful spirit, they weave the many mysterious events, characters and associations circulating in history into a seamless "plan", almost "rewriting" and "rewriting" the entire world history. In order to make the "plan" more complete, they created a secret society: "Teleis". Unexpectedly, the mystics took all the orders and actually organized the "Teleis" to track Casaubon and Belbo, and would search the world for the fictitious "secret map" in the "plan"...

This is a true story about the relationship between humans and dogs. Rob, an American veteran, fell into a low point in his life: his career was not going well, his marriage was broken up, family relations were strained, and his closest brother had long since passed away. Only Bella, a Labrador retriever he had adopted for many years, stayed with him. In May of that year, Bella suffered from bone cancer and had to undergo amputation. The doctor determined that Bella only had three to six months left to live. With no way out, Rob saw that Bella was still lively and happy. He made a decision: to quit the rented house, take his only savings, and drive around the United States with Bella along the coastline. In the fall of 2015, they set out. Along the way, they passed through 32 states, climbed mountains, watched the sea, and watched the sunset. They also met many kind and warm strangers during the journey. Rob earns travel expenses by selling his photography, and he and Bella sleep in the car to save money. Perhaps it was Rob's abundant love that gave Bella strong vitality. Their journey lasted almost a year. In October 2016, the cancer cells in Bella's body spread rapidly, and there was no time for any treatment. Bella was euthanized by the veterinarian in Rob's warm but trembling arms. Rob continued on the journey with Bella's ashes. At the end of the journey, Rob scattered Bella's ashes into the sea, which was Bella's favorite place. During this journey, Rob learned to accompany and cherish, and he also learned to cherish life even more. He got out of the trough of life, became positive and optimistic, slowly found new love, and adopted a new pet dog. But Bella will always have a special place in his heart.

Uninvited guests in life: Beyond fear, anxiety and shame, live a free life: Modern people, whether in work or in life, have a general sense of pressure, so there are laments on the Internet about "a lot of pressure". The direct consequence of "high pressure" is mental anxiety: anxiety about entering higher education, anxiety about job hunting, anxiety about marriage and love, anxiety about promotion, anxiety about illness... Anxiety is everywhere. Nervousness and anxiety are essentially fears hidden in the heart. Modern civilization has largely freed humans from direct life threats such as wild beasts, but fear has not been eliminated and cannot be eliminated, because as the author of this book says, anxiety, fear, and shame are uninvited guests that break into our lives, and we cannot shut them out. Focusing on the topic of fear and combining it with psychological knowledge, the author tells us the stories of ordinary people from the 1970s to the early 21st century. For modern Chinese readers, these ordinary stories will not feel strange or alienated despite the distance of time and space, because China has entered a modern society, and modern people's lifestyles, emotional concepts, and psychological distress have generally converged. I believe that Chinese readers can also feel the joys, sorrows and joys of ordinary Americans in the book through the translation, as well as the author's humor, wisdom and sincere persuasion. Why You Don't Apologize: Dr. Lerner emphasizes the importance of apologizing and explains how apologizing can help, hurt, or save your relationships. She likens the challenge of apologizing and reconciling to a dance between two or more people, and while apologizing isn't the only way to uncover underlying issues, it does serve as a great way to pave the way for future communication. This book will teach you how to deliver a sincere and profound apology, avoid meaningless apologies, and teach you how to identify those apologies that are outright cunning and mean-spirited. What It Means to Be a Mom: How Children Can Change Your Life : There are many types of mothers, families vary greatly, and as a mother you face countless problems and challenges. This book is not intended to be all-inclusive, and every mother's experience is both universal and unique. No two mothers' journeys through this treacherous territory of parenting are alike. Klein quotes Gloria Steinem in her book: "Perhaps we share our stories in the same way that explorers share maps. We want to speed up each other's progress, but don't forget that we have to complete the journey ourselves." Angry Dance: The Art of Emotional Expression in Intimate Relationships: I wrote this book by chance. When a New York publisher asked me to write a popular book about female rage, I was surprised but thought it was a good idea. I have been thinking very carefully about this issue and am determined to do so. Before this, I had only published articles in academic journals; now, I have the opportunity to express my theory in plain language for general readers, and I am looking forward to this attempt. After I was invited, I received an advance of $7,000, which was a lot of money at the time, especially in a place like Topeka, Kansas. It was a bit pie-in-the-sky. The Dance of Communication: The Art of Language in Intimate Relationships: Adults rarely make this choice. Because along with the anger, resentment, and hurt in an argument, we also measure time terribly. Although we know that life is short, we will not go back to the sand pit unless the other person gives in first and admits that they were wrong. We desperately need the scales of justice to remain balanced, but often lock ourselves into a negative state and sacrifice our own happiness and joy. The Dance of Relationships: The Art of Being Together Both Intimately and Independently: This book focuses on personal change and intimacy, which is of course a personal topic. But I hope that each of us can strive to take on a more courageous and effective role in social change. The larger environment in which we live (what we call the "social," "political," "societal," or "cultural" environment) shapes and determines our most intimate interactions and our definition of family. The Dance of Truth: How to Be Your True Self in Intimate Relationships: The number of women in the world exceeds half of the world's population. However, the female group has no de facto economic and political status and lacks social prestige. We are taught to pretend that this status quo is the result of our special roles as wives and mothers of men, and we are taught to tolerate, even to be comfortable with, this status quo. Think about it, if women could fully express their weighty opinions in language, politics, culture, etc., How much the world's concepts of "real" and "important" would change. The pursuit of personal and political correctness is never-ending, but in the process of pursuit, some people or groups will choose to sacrifice others. But this does not prevent us from still looking forward to this world, and we look forward to the dignity and integrity of all women, humans and creatures in this world receiving due respect, and we will continue to work hard for this. Today we can live by the values ​​we want to live up to in the future, in the hope that these values ​​will dominate the world. Respecting the diversity, complexity, inclusion and connection of life is the path to truth for each of us.

"I am a Cat" is Natsume Soseki's masterpiece. The novel vividly reflects the thoughts and life of Japan's petty and middle-class bourgeoisie at the beginning of the twentieth century, and sharply exposes and criticizes the "civilized and enlightened" capitalist society of Meiji. This work takes a poor teacher's cat as the protagonist and observes human psychology from the perspective of this anthropomorphized cat. This is a cat who is good at thinking, knowledgeable, full of justice and literary temperament, but he has never learned to catch mice until his death.