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"Pass" - Peter Brett

Peter Brett's Pass is a fantasy book where heroes battle demons in a dark world full of dangers and mysteries.

"Eleven Minutes" - Paulo Coelho

Eleven Minutes by Paulo Coello is a novel that tells the story of Maria, a Brazilian prostitute, and her path to self-discovery and the search for love and spirituality.

"Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard" - Rick Riordan

Rick Riordan's Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard is an adventure series about modern-day teenagers battling ancient Scandinavian gods and monsters.

"Stray Dogs" - Haruki Murakami

Haruki Murakami's Stray Dogs is a novel where the protagonist Toru Okada explores his life through strange encounters and mysterious events.

"White Noise" - Don DeLillo

Don DeLillo's "White Noise" is a novel about modern society and the flow of information, exploring themes of fear, death and meaning in the world of consumer culture.

"Noise and Fury" - William Faulkner

"Noise and Fury" by William Faulkner is an experimental novel that tells about the collapse of the Compson family and different points of view on events.

"Satanic Poems" - Salman Rushdie

Salman Rushdie's "Satanic Poems" is a novel exploring the themes of religion, mythology, and freedom of speech, causing contortions and even fatwa.

"Concussion" - Hugh Selby

Hugh Selby's Concussion is a novel describing the absurdity and darkness of the modern metropolis through the eyes of different characters suffering from life's problems.

"Essay on Complexity" - Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein's "Essay on Complexity" is a collection of articles where the great physicist reflects on the nature of knowledge, science and philosophy, emphasizing their complexity and importance.

"Essay on Restraint" - Anna Gavalda

Anna Gavald's "Essay on Restraint" is an essay exploring the topic of restraint as an important quality in life and relationships, presented with humor and wisdom.

"Days" - Philip Larkin

Philip Larkin's Days is a collection of poems in which the author explores themes of time, loneliness and human relations imbued with melancholy.

"Essay on the Mirror" - Vladimir Nabokov

"Essays on the Mirror" by Vladimir Nabokov - philosophical reasoning and reflections of the author about the nature of the mirror, art and perception.

"Kaleidoscope of the World" - Alexey Tolstoy

"Kaleidoscope of the World" by Alexei Tolstoy is a collection of short stories and essays covering various topics and periods, reflecting the diversity of the author's creative palette.

"Critique of Pure Reason" - Immanuel Kant

Immanuel Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason" is a fundamental philosophical work exploring the nature and possibilities of human cognition.

"Andrei Bely: criticism and myth-making" - Mikhail Herzen

"Andrei Bely: Criticism and Myth-Making" by Mikhail Herzen is a study of the literary activities of Andrei Bely, as well as his influence and role in the literary and cultural history of Russia.

"Shakespeare and the Problems of Modern Criticism" - Edward Wilson

Edward Wilson's "Shakespeare and the Problems of Modern Criticism" is a study of various aspects of the interpretation and criticism of the works of William Shakespeare.

"Modern Literary Criticism" - Richard Davison

Richard Davison's "Modern Literary Criticism" is an overview of contemporary methods and approaches in literary criticism and analysis of literary works.

"The History of Literary Criticism" - Mikhail Matskevich

"The History of Literary Criticism" by Mikhail Matskevich is an overview of the historical development and evolution of critical thinking and analysis in literature.

"Robinson Crusoe" - Daniel Defoe

Daniel Dafoe's Robinson Crusoe is an adventure novel about survival and solitude on a desert island, exploring themes of survival and human adaptation.

"A Thousand and One Nights" - Unknown Author

A Thousand and One Nights is a collection of oriental tales and short stories, including stories about Shahrazad, Ali Baba and other characters, often with elements of magic.