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Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow 

In this gripping book, two friends—frequently in love, but never lovers—unite as creative collaborators in the field of video game design, where achievement grants them notoriety, happiness, sorrow, deceit, and, in the end, a sort of immortality.

What you are looking for is in the library?

This Book is just what is needed if you are going through the period of doubt, the severe and exhausting nature of work, and the question of whether there is more to be gained from the workforce.

The Hidden Hindu-1

This insightful book carries readers on a life-changing journey that rekindles a deep sense of spirituality and ties them to their ancient heritage from the very first page.

Days at Morisaki Bookshop

Author: Satoshi Yagisawa Publishing day: August 25,2023 PLOT: 5/5 CHARACTERS: 5/5 WRITING: 5/5 CLIMAX: 5/5 ENTERTAINMENT: 5/5 BUY HERE The narrative took place in Tokyo’s Jimbōchō neighborhood, which is well-known for its wide selection of used book stores. The tale of a young lady who falls in love with reading is heartwarming. The book tells…

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Yellowface

I loved this book, the satirical take on publishers was very cleverly put highlighting the downsides of the profession.

Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible thing

This is a heartfelt, sensitive, and eye-opening memoir that will stay with you. It also offers support to anyone dealing with sobriety. This is the book that fans have been waiting for—unflinchingly honest, heartfelt, and hilarious.

It Ends With Us

It Ends With Us is an unforgettable tale of love that comes at the greatest cost. It is a heartbreaking story.

When Women Were Dragons

When Women Were Dragons explores a world that seeks to limit women’s lives and opportunities, as well as what happens when they unite and occupy the space they are due.

Eleanor & Park

You will experience the story’s rich, evocative feelings as though it were your first time falling in love. I hate to say that, but when it comes to Rowell, she creates her characters based on flawed, regular people in real life.