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Review of Chinese Translated Fiction📖âœĻðŸŒļ

Weave Vasana with the uncle of the former fiancee ðŸ§ĄâœĻ

(More than love)

ðŸ§Ą after reading: Almost every character is using the word to leak a lot 😂, especially the most noble son-in-law and the good father-in-law, or is enough to meet the father-in-law. The character is enough. This is no care. His eloquence and agitation is number 1 in the capital, so that the father-in-law who is considered to be one of his colleagues.

It is very tasty. The tone of the story is colorful in another way. And of course, with Nor. I can't escape the disturbance of Ah Ah anyway, so I have fun in the whole story. Personally, I can read it quickly. Super recommended.

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# Ancient Chinese fiction # Ancient Chinese fiction medicine sign # Chinese fiction translated # Introducing traditional Chinese fiction

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A hand holds four translated fiction books: 'The Long, Long Good-Bye to "The Last Bookstore"', 'More Days at the Morisaki Bookshop', 'Days at the Morisaki Bookshop', and 'What you are looking for is in the library'. The image has an overlay text 'Cozy Translated Healing Fiction About Books and Bookshops'.
A hand holds the book 'What you are looking for is in the library' by Michiko Aoyama. The cover features a black cat looking out a window with books and a plant. A green sticker indicates it's an uncorrected proof.
A hand holds the book 'The Long, Long Good-Bye of "The Last Bookstore"' by Mizuki Nomura. The cover illustration shows three people with their backs to the viewer, looking at bookshelves.
Cozy Translated Healing Fiction About Books 📚
The Morisaki Bookshop Series by Satoshi Yagisawa: The Morisaki Bookshop series is a heartfelt love letter to books and bookstores! Beautifully exploring how even when the world feels like it is falling apart, books and the stories they hold remain as an anchor. What You are Looking for is in
Tara Kat

Tara Kat

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The cover of Camilla Sten's 'The Lost Village' features a dark, eerie house and a bare tree under a cloudy sky. It includes a New York Times Book Review quote and is translated by Alexandra Fleming. Lemon8 branding is visible.
Finished my 1st read of the month. ðŸĪ“📚
⭐ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļâ­ïļ Thriller Horror fiction Suspense Psychological thriller This book was a great read for me, and highly recommend it. It has such a creepy vibe to it, that doesn’t disappoint. In 1959, everyone disappears in a very small town in Sweden. The only trace left is a baby who’s left alone
Nikki87

Nikki87

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A NONFICTION BOOK FOR FICTION READERS
As much as I love fiction, sometimes a creative and unique nonfiction book is so powerful! I love feeling like I’m reading a beautifully crafted novel with the edge of real world social analysis and implications. This book masterfully addresses humanity and society in a way that is often avoided.
lemonheadlit

lemonheadlit

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even this feels ambitious 😭
My semester just started this past week and I already know I'm in for a ride. With that in mind I've limited my leisure reading line up to just the absolute essentials. Fingers crossed I managed at least 2 of these! Already counting down the days until May when I have my free time back lol.
bookrvws

bookrvws

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Learn Chinese in sentences
Episode 1:something to eat 1.3 it is ÂĨ&%*â€Ķ.maybe can be translated into the Chinese pancake with fillings? The earlier filling was just the deep-fried dough stick, the one we talked before, but now we have a lot of choices. It tastes really good. #chinese #chinalife #chineselearning #tik
Maureen Mandarin House

Maureen Mandarin House

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A stack of books with colorful page markers on a white sheet, featuring the text "TRANSLATED HORROR BOOK RECS."
Four Spanish horror book covers are displayed on a white sheet, including "Tender Is the Flesh," "Things We Lost in the Fire," "Comemadre," and "The Iliac Crest."
Four Japanese horror book covers are shown on a white sheet, featuring "In the Miso Soup," "Life Ceremony," "The Graveyard Apartment," and "Battle Royale."
TRANSLATED HORROR BOOK RECS
kinda jus trying this app out rn lol #booktok #horror #horrorbooks
faloween🎃 || booktok

faloween🎃 || booktok

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Book Review: A Little Luck & The Dark Side of Skin
// BOOK NOTES // Last week I finished A Little Luck by Claudio PiÃąero, translated from the Spanish by Frances Riddle and The Dark Side of Skin by Jeferson TenÃģrio, translated from the Portuguese by Bruna Dantas Lobato. Both were incredible reads and honestly so emotional and heartbreaking in di
Bookladyreads

Bookladyreads

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my favorite novels translated from other languages
If you don’t know, August is women in translation month. Here are some more of my favorites that happen to be translated from other languages. All of these are beautifully written, a major accomplishment from the translators that keep the voice of the author in a whole new language. Which one intri
dakota bossard

dakota bossard

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A stack of books with text overlay: 'Stand Alone CHRISTIAN BOOKS that are actually worth the read Historical Fiction Edition'.
The book cover for 'The Mark of the King' by Jocelyn Green, featuring a golden dress and a swampy landscape.
The book cover for 'A Woman's Place' by Lynn Austin, showing four women walking on a street with a medal graphic.
CHRISTIAN BOOKS ♡Historical Fiction♡
These two books are not only worth reading, but, if you were to review my reading history, worth reading more than once (or twice😘) 1. The Mark of the King - Jocelyn Green I love everything about this book, rich in early Louisiana history, referencing real people who lived during the time.
Britt

Britt

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currently reading (non-fiction, economics)
Currently Reading Economism by James Kwak In Economism, Kwak explores how basic economic theory is distorted to justify social, political, and economic inequality Although it's important to understand economics, a lot of people, including politicians and business owners, strictly stick t
BATE by Rana

BATE by Rana

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Books on Palestine
Keep Palestine in duas this Ramadan âĪïļ #books #lemon8bookclub #readersoflemon8 #freepalestine #palestine #bookrecommendations #weneeddiversebooks #nonfiction #fictionbooks
Rish

Rish

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translated fiction ðŸŦķðŸ―
hey! i haven’t posted on here in a while but what better way to come back than with me talking about how much i love translated fiction. in the last year or two i’ve gotten into reading translated books. i love learning about countries and cultures from around the world. one of my goals this yea
johely

johely

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Translated skz names in Turkish
🎅ðŸŧHan girlðŸŋ

🎅ðŸŧHan girlðŸŋ

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A comic panel showing a male character covering his mouth, seemingly scoffing, while a female character looks distressed. A speech bubble says 'PFT!'.
A comic panel showing a female character looking surprised, with speech bubbles containing dialogue like 'AH, SORRY. I COULDN'T HELP BUT...' and 'HUH...?'.
A comic panel showing the back of a female character's head, with speech bubbles containing critical dialogue such as 'AREN'T YOU JUST MISERABLE AND PITIFUL?' and 'SUCH A HYPOCRITE~'.
Alien stage comic translated
ëķˆėŒí•œ ėˆ˜ė•„. ėī반도 ë˜‘ę°™ė€ ė§“ė„ 했ėĢ ? #comic #alienstage #fyp #foryoupage South Korea
Semii

Semii

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Chinese web novels
#newtolemon8 #webnovels #chinesewebnovels
ilovewebnovels

ilovewebnovels

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A flat lay of six book covers on a white textured surface, with a hand holding one book. The books include 'Outlawed,' 'Severance,' 'Winter in Sokcho,' 'Remarkably Bright Creatures,' 'Betty,' and 'The Bee Sting.' Pink text overlay reads 'SPRING VIBES'.
The book cover for 'Outlawed' by Anna North, featuring a woman in a cowboy hat. Text overlays indicate it is 272 pages of historical, speculative, and western fiction, along with a plot summary.
The book cover for 'The Bee Sting' by Paul Murray, with blue, yellow, and red text. Text overlays indicate it is 656 pages of literary fiction, family saga, and Irish literature, along with a plot summary.
*book covers that are giving spring energy
Book *covers* with spring vibes! The contentâ€Ķyeah maybe not. But still!! Cute covers! I love putting books together that look cohesive. When i still ran a bookstagram, i would spend foreverrrrr choosing books that looked best together. So i thought why not bring that to my lemon8??? Now, do the
molly

molly

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My Favorite Reads of 2023
Books included: Red Rising by Pierce Brown Mistborn: The Final Empire by Brandon Sanderson Crying in Hmart by Michelle Zauner Tiny Beautiful Things: Advice on Love and Life from Dear Sugar by Cheryl Strayed Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin The Invisible Life of Addie
Alexis H

Alexis H

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Must-Read Translated Books ðŸĪĐ
Did you know that August is Women in Translation Month? This annual celebration highlights women writers from around the world who write in languages other than English! 🗚ïļðŸ“š In honor of WIT month, @dakota bossard has put together this collection of great translated reads from different languag
Lemon8 Book Club

Lemon8 Book Club

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