With the popularity of e-books, there are fewer and fewer paper books. What is the strangest book you have read in these years?

With the popularity of e-books, there are fewer and fewer paper books. What is the strangest book you have read in these years? There is a canteen next to the cloud, the moon and sixpence at 84 Charing Cross Road.

With the rapid development of modern society, the way people read books has changed a lot, and the popularity of e-books has gradually replaced the position of paper books in modern people's minds.

As a person who likes reading, I actually didn't like to use e-books at first, because I didn't think it could make me feel the scholarly atmosphere emitted by paper books. However, as I read more and more books, I gradually found many conveniences in using e-books. For example, wherever I go, I can take my favorite books with me in the form of e-books. Moreover, I can easily find the e-book version of the book that was hard to buy in paper before, and I don't have to worry about not buying the book anymore.

Therefore, during the period of using e-books, my reading volume has been greatly improved, which directly promoted my goal of reading different types of books. Of course, this includes some books that look strange. Then, let me talk about the three strangest books I have ever read.

One: Zhang Jiajia's A Canteen by the Cloud First of all, the first book I want to talk about is A Canteen by the Cloud written by Zhang Jiajia. When I first saw this title, I couldn't associate it with Zhang Jiajia at all, because it looked too much like a book written by a young novelist. Later, when I read this book, I felt that I was crying and laughing for a while, totally immersed in the world of books described by Zhang Jiajia. So, I find it strange that its title looks romantic, but the content in the book is real and sad.

Mao Mu's The Moon and Sixpence Next, the second book I want to talk about is The Moon and Sixpence written by Mao Mu. When I first saw this book, my first feeling was that the title was a bit strange. Later, after reading this book, I was shocked by the hero described by Mao Mu. His persistence and enthusiasm for art deeply touched my heart. Moreover, I didn't understand the author's intention to name this book until I read it completely. So, although the title is strange, this book is really worth reading.

Three: Hailian? Han Fu "No.84 Charing Cross Road" Finally, the third novel I want to talk about is Love in the Sea? 84 Charing Cross Road, Hanfu. However, for me, this book is more special than strange, because it is the only book I have ever read that consists of letters between the author and his friends who have known each other for many years. However, the content of the letter is quite good. So, although its genre is different from others', it is really an interesting book.