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"Quran"

The "Quran" - the holy scripture of Islam, is considered the word of God, contains religious teachings and instructions for Muslims, has an important place in the Muslim faith and culture.

"Bhagavad-gita"

"Bhagavad-gita" is an ancient Indian text, part of the epic poem "Mahabharata," which discusses spiritual issues and philosophical ideas through a conversation between Arjuna and God Krishna.

"Torah"

"Torah" - the main scripture of Judaism, contains laws, stories and moral instructions, is the basis of the religion of Judaism.

"Tripitaki" (canon of Buddhist texts)

"Tripitaki" is the main collection of Buddhist texts containing teachings, tales of Buddha's life, and disciplinary norms for Buddhist monks and nuns.

"A Brief History of Time" - Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time is a popular non-fiction book explaining the complex concepts of cosmology and physics in a simple and accessible form.

"Cosmos" - Carl Sagan

Karl Sagan's Cosmos is a popular non-fiction book exploring cosmology, astronomy and the search for life in the universe, inspiring an understanding of space exploration.

"Blue Whale Sails: Secrets of Great Whale Life" - Charles Forsman

"Blue Whale Sails: Secrets of the Life of Great Whales," by Charles Forsman, is a study of the sea giants and their amazing migrations, revealing the mysteries of whale life.

"Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach" - Stuart Russell, Peter Norwig

"Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach" by Stuart Russell and Peter Norwig is an important textbook describing modern methods and technologies in the field of artificial intelligence.

"Einstein's Big Idea: Life and the Ordinary Miracle" - Walter Isaacson

Walter Isaacson's "The Big Idea of Einstein: Life and the Ordinary Miracle" is a biography by Albert Einstein describing his scientific achievements and impact on physics and the world.

"Tales of the Brothers Grimm"

"Tales of the Brothers Grimm" is a collection of folk and author's fairy tales, myths and legends that have become classics of world children's literature, with moral lessons and magic.

"A Thousand and One Nights"

"A Thousand and One Nights" is a collection of oriental tales and short stories, including stories about Scheherazade, Ali Baba and Aladdin, captivating with their adventures and magic.

"Nuzhukh fairy tales" - Alexander Afanasyev

"The Next Fairy Tales" by Alexander Afanasyev is a collection of Russian folk tales and legends, an important work in the history of Russian literature and culture.

"Icelandic Sagas"

The Icelandic Sagas are medieval texts from Iceland describing historical events, Vikings, family dramas and heroic deeds, as well as important sources for studying the history and culture of Scandinavia.

"Celtic Myths and Legends" - T. W. Doyle

T. W. Doyle's "Celtic Myths and Legends" is a fascinating immersion in the ancient world of Celtic mythology, revealing the gods, heroes and mysterious events of this culture.

"Mythology" - Edith Hamilton

Edith Hamilton's "Mythology" is a comprehensive and fascinating guide to the myths and legends of ancient civilizations to understand their cultural roots and values.

"Assyrian Mythology" - Stefano De Martini

Stefano De Martini's "Assyrian Mythology" is an in-depth study into the world of ancient Assyrian gods and myths, revealing their religious beliefs and cultural significance.

"Celtic Mythology" - Procopius Chernyakhovsky

Procopius Chernyakhovsky's "Celtic Mythology" is a deep immersion in the world of ancient Celtic myths and legends, revealing their unique culture and spiritual aspects.

"Greek Mythology" - Robert Graves

Robert Graves's "Greek Mythology" is an exciting journey into the world of ancient Greek gods, heroes and mythical events, illuminating their significance and influence on culture and art.

"Nordic Mythology" - Neil Gaiman

Neil Gaiman's "Nordic Mythology" is a modern take on Scandinavian myths, enlivening tales of gods and events from ancient sagas and edd.

"Frankenstein" - Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is a classic novel about the creation of a living entity from dead tissues, exploring themes of science, morality and human nature.