Foreign

“The Bookstore in the Lighthouse” by Sharon Gosling is a warm and cozy novel about new beginnings, friendship, and the power of books. The story follows a woman who gets the chance to change her life by running a small bookstore in an old lighthouse on the coast.

Mike Gale’s *The Man I Think I Know* is a touching novel about family secrets, memory loss, and the search for one’s identity. The book explores how unexpected events can change a person’s life and their relationships with loved ones.

Diana Setterfield’s *The Thirteenth Tale* is a Gothic novel with elements of mysticism and family drama. The book explores the mysteries of a famous writer’s past and the quest to uncover a truth that has been hidden for many years.

“The Glorious Life of A.J. Fikri” by Gabriel Zevin is a heartwarming novel about a bookstore owner who, following a personal loss, gradually transforms his life through books, people, and unexpected events.

Stephanie Garber’s *Legend* is a fantasy novel about the magical game called Carnival, where reality and illusion intertwine, and the characters are forced to fight for freedom, love, and truth.

“Skullton Cool: The Staff of the Forerunner” is a captivating fantasy novel by Derek Landy, in which magic, dangerous adventures, and sharp humor come together in a dynamic story. Skullton Cool, along with his allies, is forced to face new threats, as a powerful artifact—the Staff of the Forerunner—has the power to change the fate of the entire world.

“Piranesi” is an unusual fantasy novel by Susanna Clarke about a mysterious man who lives in a boundless House filled with endless halls, statues, and tides. Gradually, he uncovers the secrets of this strange world and his own past, which transforms his perception of reality.

“The Bell Castle” is a gripping adventure-mystery novel in which an ancient castle hides dangerous secrets, mysterious events, and legends of the past. The protagonists must solve an ancient mystery to uncover the truth and escape mortal danger.

“George and the Blue Satellite” is a captivating science fiction novella by Lucy and Stephen Hawking, in which adventure is combined with real scientific knowledge. George and his friends set off on a new space journey to uncover the mystery of a mysterious satellite and face unexpected dangers.

“A Clockwork Orange” is Anthony Burgess’s cult classic novel, which blends dystopia, psychological drama, and social satire. The story explores the nature of violence, free will, and moral choice, raising questions about the limits of society’s influence on the individual.

"Animal Farm" by George Orwell is a satirical novella about animals that rebel against humans in order to build a fair society. However, over time, the new rulers themselves become cruel tyrants, betraying the ideas of equality and freedom.

"The Hound of the Baskervilles" by Arthur Conan Doyle is a detective novella about the investigation of a mysterious death connected with an ancient curse of the Baskerville family. The famous detective Sherlock Holmes attempts to uncover the mystery and find the real culprit.

"Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck is a novella about two worker friends who dream of a better life but face difficulties, loneliness, and the cruelty of the world.

"The Neighbor" by Barbara Delinsky is a novel about unexpected changes in people’s lives, relationships between neighbors, and secrets that can change the fates of the characters.

"Murder on the Orient Express" by Agatha Christie is a detective novel about a mysterious murder on a train, which is investigated by the famous detective Hercule Poirot. A criminal is hiding among the passengers, and only the detective’s sharp mind can uncover the mystery.