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"White Book" - Anna Akhmatova

Anna Akhmatova's "White Book" is a collection of poems that personifies the pain and losses experienced by the author during the Soviet repression and war.

"Poems about Love" - Joseph Brodsky

Joseph Brodsky's "Poems of Love" is a collection of poems in which the poet studies different aspects of human relations and feelings in the modern world.

"Songs and poems about love" - Vladimir Vysotsky

"Songs and Poems about Love" by Vladimir Vysotsky is a collection of his works, where he explores the theme of love and human relations through music and poetry.

"Poems about love" - Marina Tsvetaeva

Marina Tsvetaeva's "Poems of Love" is a collection of poems in which the poetess expresses complex feelings, passions and longing for love, creating magnificent poetic images.

"Under the Dome" - Stephen King

Stephen King's "Under the Dome" is a novel describing the life of a city trapped under an impervious dome and the moral and social consequences of this isolation.

"Disappeared" - Gillian Flynn

"Disappeared" Gillian Flynn is a missing wife thriller that reveals dark family secrets and unexpected turns of events.

"A Return to Nature" - Henry David Thoreau

"A Return to Nature" by Henry David Thoreau is an essay on the importance of connecting man with nature and criticizing modern society and its distance from natural values.

"Silence of Living Things" - Rachel Carson

The Silence of Living Things by Rachel Carson is a book that warns against environmental threats and calls for nature and the environment to be taken care of.

"The End of Nature" - Bill McKibben

Bill McKibben's The End of Nature is a book warning of the threats of climate change and calling for action for nature and the environment.

"Climbing to the Top of Everest" - John Krakauer

Climbing to the Top of Mount Everest by John Krakauer is a tale of an expedition to Mount Everest, where the author explores human aspirations and a thirst to conquer heights.

"Environmental Crisis: Causes and Consequences" - Gunnar Ragnarsson

Gunnar Ragnarsson's "Ecological Crisis: The Causes and Consequences" is a book examining the factors and consequences of environmental problems that endanger nature and humanity.

"One-Story America" - Joan Kidder

Joan Kidder's "One-Story America" is a book exploring the impact of building and architecture on American culture and society.

"It's hard to be a god" - Arkady and Boris Strugatsky

Strugatsky's "It's Hard to Be a God" is a science fiction novel about moral dilemmas and civilization's conflict with underdeveloped society.

"Mr. Nobody" - Amir Niama

"Mr. Nobody" by Amir Niam is a book about modern spiritual searches, personal transformation and the study of the depths of the human soul.

"Dancing With Wolves" - Michael Blake Greisen

Michael Blake Grayson's Dancing With Wolves is the story of an American officer who lives with Indians and explores their culture, revisiting their values and beliefs.

"Antony and Cleopatra" - William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare's Anthony and Cleopatra is a tragedy that tells about the passionate love between the Roman general Mark Anthony and the Egyptian queen Cleopatra, amid political intrigue and conflict.

"Chamber number six" - Anton Chekhov

"Ward Number Six" by Anton Chekhov is a story about the mental state of a patient in a psychiatric hospital, as well as the nature of madness and social stereotypes.

"Blizzard" - Alexander Ostrovsky

Alexander Ostrovsky's Blizzard is a play about love and morality that unfolds during a stormy blizzard, exploring human relationships and values.

"Denshchiki" - Georg Gross

Georg Gross's "The Loaners" is a book describing the life and work of female cleaners, inspiring readers to reflect on social issues and labor.

"Interference" - Heinrich Mann

Heinrich Mann's "The Hindrances" is a novel about the moral dilemmas and intellectual quest for the protagonist, reflecting the cultural and philosophical aspects of time.