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"Nurses" - Elinor Lieberman

"Nurses" by Elinor Lieberman is a book in which the author talks about the work of a nurse and her experience in caring for patients in different clinical situations.

"People in Pajamas" - Jaroslav Hasek

"People in Pajamas" by Yaroslav Hasek is a comic story about the adventures of the Czech soldier Schweik during the First World War.

"Hunger" - Martin Kaplan

Martin Kaplan's "Hunger" is a story about the psychological and physical aspects of hunger and its impact on a person, based on the author's personal experience.

"Apollo 13: The Rescue Team" - Jeffrey Clinton and William Simon

Apollo 13: The Rescue Team by Jeffrey Clinton and William Simon is a book about the Apollo 13 space shuttle rescue mission in 1970.

"Waiting for Godot" - Samuel Beckett

Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot is a drama that describes meaningless waiting and endless dialogue of heroes, reflecting the absurdity of human life.

"What a noise it was" - Eugène Ionesco

"What a noise it was" by Eugene Ionesco is a play that absurdly reflects the nonsense and monotony of everyday life, emphasizing the absurdity of human existence.

"Breakfast at Tiffany's" - Truman Capote

Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's is a novel about the unpredictable and mysterious Goldie Holly, about life and its oddities in 1940s New York.

"The Sadists" - Albert Camus

Albert Camus's "The Sadists" is a novel exploring themes of meaninglessness and immorality in modern society through the life and actions of the title character.

"Freaks" - Marie-Henri Barbus

"Freaks" by Marie-Henri Barbus is a novel describing the life and inner world of people suffering from physical and mental defects, and their struggle for recognition and dignity.

"Allegory of Power" - George Orwell

George Orwell's Allegory of Power is a dystopian novel that reflects the absurdity and totalitarianism of political power and control over society.

"Fighting Fish" - Ernest Hemingway

"Fighting Fish" by Ernest Hemingway is a story about the adventures of an old man fisherman who tried to catch a huge swordfish in the sea, symbolizing the fight against fate.

"Scarlet Sails" - Alexander Green

"Scarlet Sails" by Alexander Green is a novel that describes the dreams and adventures of a young man looking for a mysterious ship and his fate.

"Murder in the Cathedral" - T. S. Eliot

Murder in the Cathedral by T. S. Eliot is a poetic drama that explores complex themes of religion, doubt and moral degradation in the modern world.

"The Winds of War" - Margaret Mitchell

The Winds of War by Margaret Mitchell is a novel about the passionate love and resilience of the main character, Scarlett O'Hara, during the American Civil War.

"Shop number 6" - Anton Chekhov

"Shop number 6" by Anton Chekhov is a story describing the reflections of prisoners in the prison "shop number 6" and their view of the world.

"Refrigerator" - Julia Deffentoli

"Refrigerator" by Julia Deffentoli is a book that tells about the life and relationships of the heroes concentrated around the refrigerator, symbolizing their secrets and secrets.

"Death of an official" - Anton Chekhov

"Death of an Official" by Anton Chekhov is a humorous story describing the funny and unsuccessful attempts of the protagonist to get rid of the body of a deceased official.

"The End of the Affer" - Arthur Conan Doyle

Arthur Conan Doyle's The End of the Affer is Sherlock Holmes's investigation into mysterious events in the English outback involving the sudden disappearance of animals.

"Thunder and Lightning" - Ray Bradbury

Ray Bradbury's Thunder and Lightning is a book that includes short stories and essays that deal with a variety of topics, from nature and inspiration to society and human aspirations.

"Almond Dragon" - Goethe

Goethe's Almond Dragon is a novel that describes the complex relationship between the main characters and explores the inner world of a person in the context of their passions and ambitions.