Is there a book that you can read in one sitting?

The only thing that made me read it in one sitting lately was Good Weather for One , because it was interesting and, above all, short enough.

This is probably the only one here that is honest.

Zhang Ailing's "Love in a Fallen City", if love is destined to be a tug-of-war, then Bai Tassel and Fan Liuyuan, no one won. The world is so chaotic, we are all so lonely, is it okay to be together? Zhang Ailing's delicate feelings made me read the whole book at once.

The Kite Runner". This ** not only let me read it in one go, but also let me read it many times, the writing is really wonderful, and the images of the characters in it are also very well portrayed, and they are also very meaningful. For you, thousands of times.

Mine is "The Biography of Zhu Yuanzhang", which tells the story of a brother who often played together when he was a child, and through cooperation with his brother, he grew step by step into the head of local forces. Then, he used his ingenuity and bravery to devour other forces one by one, and eventually grew into the most prominent leader in the troubled times. After reading this book, what I felt was motivation and courage, and my dedication and yearning for success.

The Ferryman is created by British writer Claire McFall**, the author has insight into the warmth of human nature from the perspective of young people, and through what the hero and heroine see and feel, he expresses everyone's yearning for the ultimate happiness of family, friendship and love. It's a good **series**. It was a comfort to my soul when I was out of love at the time, so I read it in one sitting.

Gone with the Wind has always been a book that I really liked, and I watched the movie first, and then the book I went to read. I read books because I want to know the best ending. This book is set against the American Civil War, but this book is not about war, and it tells the story of love in the context of war, not just because of love, but also about other aspects of love.

I think it's the book "The Story of the Sahara", what happened in Sanmao in the Sahara, the customs and anecdotes in it really attract me. It's romantic, exotic, and the tip of her pen is revealed, so I can read it in one go.

One of the best books to read when reading is "The Old Man and the Sea" and so on.

The plot is simple: an old fisherman has not caught a fish for eighty-four days, but "his hope and faith have never faded."

Finally, one day he finally caught a big fish. But the fish was so big that it was beyond his ability to catch it. But he didn't give up, tried his best, fought hard with the big fish for two days and two nights, and finally stabbed the fish to death.

The Old Man and the Sea. However, on the way back, he was attacked by a shark, and after the shark fought and died, although he saved his life, when he finally returned to port, only a fish skeleton remained. If you were an ordinary person, you would have been discouraged.

But at the end of Xiao Tan's defeat, the old man was still facing the sea, ready for the next voyage. This old man is our daily self. We set out every day, we encounter setbacks every day, and we face problems every day.

Some people give up, and some people are still stubbornly fighting against fate, which is often the strongest in life. Let lead.

Man can be destroyed, but not defeated. "I hope you can also get the strength to survive from the book.

1.The Analects: This is a classic work of the Chinese Confucius period, which can help readers break through their perception of themselves and society and improve their self-cultivation. Arbitrary judgment.

2."The Self-Actualized Personality": This is the classic work of American psychologist Abraham Maslow, describing his "hierarchy of needs" to help people understand their own drivers and motivations.

3.1984: This is a dystopia by British writer George Orwell** that helps readers rethink concepts of power, liberty, and justice by describing an extreme system of political domination.

4.The Fantastic Journey of the Shepherd Boy: This is a story by Brazilian writer Paulo Coelho that tells a story of finding personal purpose and meaning, helping readers to go beyond their comfort zone and pursue their true desires.

These are just a few examples, and readers can choose suitable reading materials according to their own interests and needs.