What kind of book can you recommend? It should be interesting, strange, and philosophical.

A bird was caught alive by a hunter. The bird said to the hunter: "Noble sir! I don't know how many cattle and sheep you have eaten, and I don't know how many camels you have killed. You are still not satisfied, and you still think you haven’t eaten enough, but my little frame is really not enough for you. Why don’t I give you three pieces of advice and let me go? Then you will know whether I am smart or not! "This has not cost you much, but you have gained spiritually." The hunter asked: "How can you tell me your three pieces of advice?" The bird replied: "I will say the first one when it is in your hands." When I fly up to the eaves, I will tell you the second one; after that, I will fly up to the branches and tell you the third one. These three pieces of advice will ensure your happiness for the rest of your life." After saying this, the bird was still in the hands of the hunter. Then he gave the first piece of advice: "Don't believe people's empty talk." After saying this, the hunter let it go, and the bird flew to the eaves. At this time, the bird gave the second piece of advice: "Don't pursue the dead - that is to say, let the past things pass! Don't regret it anymore." Then he said: "Do you know: in my body There is a huge pearl inside. I swear to God: as long as you have this pearl, your descendants will be happy. You lost it, the loss is too great." After hearing this, the hunter couldn't help it. He burst into tears. The bird said: "Why didn't you listen to my second advice - 'The dead can be pursued'? Let the past go! Don't regret it!" After that, it flew to the branch of a tree in the courtyard. Head, smiled and said: "My third piece of advice is: don't believe any nonsense - my whole body weight does not even weigh three dirhams (1). If there is a huge pearl in my belly , Isn’t it a joke!” The hunter woke up from a dream and stopped crying. Said: "Please tell me your third piece of advice!" The bird said: "Didn't I make it very clear?" After saying that, it spread its wings and flew away. If a fool is asleep, good advice is like sowing seeds on salty soil. The gaps of stupidity are difficult to mend, and sowing the seeds of wisdom is in vain. The bird's three pieces of advice have two basic points: one is to be based on the facts - don't listen to any lies or people's irresponsible remarks; the other is to focus on the present - don't dwell on the past, regardless of sadness or glory. With these two points, you can be optimistic, comfortable, healthy and live a long life, just like the bird's blessing: "You will be happy throughout your life." (1) Diram, a unit of weight in ancient Iran. Selected from "Masnavi Revelation"